Password after wake not working

New machine with vista. Have it set to hibernate on closing lid. This
works. Also set to ask for password on waking, this is checked but is
grayed out and doesn't work. It just resumes when the power button is
pushed. Any clues?
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Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

The most dangerous thing in a combat
zone is an officer with a map.

You can only password protect your computer if you have set a password.

To set a password, go to "Control Panel", "User Accounts and Family Safety",
"User Accounts".


"Gerald Ross" wrote:

> New machine with vista. Have it set to hibernate on closing lid. This
> works. Also set to ask for password on waking, this is checked but is
> grayed out and doesn't work. It just resumes when the power button is
> pushed. Any clues?
> --
> Gerald Ross
> Cochran, GA
>
> The most dangerous thing in a combat
> zone is an officer with a map.
>
>
>
>
>

Yes, but how do you make it ask for it when waking from hibernation.
That is the question.

Ronnievdl wrote:
> You can only password protect your computer if you have set a password.
>
> To set a password, go to "Control Panel", "User Accounts and Family Safety",
> "User Accounts".
>
>
> "Gerald Ross" wrote:
>
>> New machine with vista. Have it set to hibernate on closing lid. This
>> works. Also set to ask for password on waking, this is checked but is
>> grayed out and doesn't work. It just resumes when the power button is
>> pushed. Any clues?
>> --
>> Gerald Ross
>> Cochran, GA
>>
>> The most dangerous thing in a combat
>> zone is an officer with a map.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>


--
Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

The large print giveth and the small
print taketh away.