Task Scheduler Wont run program because Vista won't idle

I want to automatically log off user after idle for 10 minutes. The problem
appears to be that Vista won't go into an idle state. Lots of stuff running
in background, and even my time clock on desktop I suppose keeps the PC from
not idling.

Any help is appreciated.

Casey

Casey's previous post was like this :
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> I want to automatically log off user after idle for 10 minutes. The problem
> appears to be that Vista won't go into an idle state. Lots of stuff running
> in background, and even my time clock on desktop I suppose keeps the PC from
> not idling.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Casey

So, neither screesaver is ever launched, if set so ?

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Poutnik <> wrote:

>So, neither screesaver is ever launched, if set so ?

Could you translate that into grammatical English please?

give a try to http://www.murgee.com/screensaver/ , it does have the option
to log off signed on user
the above will work provided, screensaver is launched after defined time
when computer is left idle

disabling startup programs / disabling wireless mouse are the things you can
give a try

"Casey" <> wrote in message
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>I want to automatically log off user after idle for 10 minutes. The
>problem appears to be that Vista won't go into an idle state. Lots of stuff
>running in background, and even my time clock on desktop I suppose keeps
>the PC from not idling.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Casey

Manny Weisbord's previous post was like this :
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> Poutnik <> wrote:
>
> >So, neither screesaver is ever launched, if set so ?
>
> Could you translate that into grammatical English please?

Is there really such a need ?
Even if not correct, there is no need to translate.

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Poutnik
The best depends on how the best is defined.