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Discussions about a networked PC often involve power management issues, such as Windows failing to sleep or turn off the display when connected to a home server. In one example, a user running Windows 7 with a PC networked to a Windows Server 2003 machine experienced this problem after changing login credentials to match a server user. The user suspected that being a networked PC might interfere with sleep settings. Troubleshooting steps included unplugging USB devices and disabling system tray apps. These threads highlight how network connections can affect power behavior and the need to adjust settings for a networked PC.
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Windows 7 Windows turns off display, doesn't sleep
I am running windows 7 x64 I have Comodo Internet security (antivirus and firewall) Radeon 4850x2 And it recently started doing this. I have the PC networked to a home server running windows server 2003, and recently changed my login on this pc to match the user I created on the windows...- jadawgis732
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- antivirus comodo display firewall networked pc power settings radeon sleep issues usb windows 7
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