Windows 10: Screensaver preventing computer of entering sleep mode

Hello!I'm a motion designer and a client asked me to created a screensaver for their business. I've created the animation, exported as a .mp4 file and I ended up buying and using a software called Factory 7 from Bluemental to create the .scr file.Here's the thing, the client has a policy for the machines to enter sleep mode after 15 minutes, so I put the screensaver to start after 5 minutes and and the sleepmode to start after 15 minutes. But for some reason the .scr is preventing the machine of going to sleep.I contacted Bluementals support and they said to use the commandowercfg /request

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N81, keylock and sleep mode

I have a N81 with firmware 11.0.045 (29/11/07).

I have an issue with key locking and sleep mode: every time the keypad is locked (manually or automatically) the phone enters sleep mode, which turns the screen totally off and prevents seeing the screensaver.

I'd like to see the screensaver when not using the phone. Mainly to see current time without having to press any key.

I tried turning sleep mode off (Menu->Tools->Settings->General->Sleep Mode->Off), but it continues kicking off whenever the keypad is locked.

Is this standard behaviour or is firmware related? It seems strange to me that key locking prevents seeing the screensaver.

Toni

 

Computer wakes up seconds after it enters sleep mode.

just got home. Put my computer to sleep and it woke up in about 30 seconds. running the lastwake command still shows the unknown culprit. However, a whole list has appeared in event finder, what do you make of this? Seems to be something with the power supply if i had to take a guess

 

Windows 10 - Computer will not enter reduced power mode

This has been asked before in the form of "Windows X won't sleep", and I've unsuccessfully followed all of the prescribed diagnostic steps everywhere I can find.

Some time, about 2 weeks ago, my desktop computer stopped being able to start the screensaver, sleep, or turn off the monitors. This manifests as an always-on 100% bright pair of screens, and it's driving me nuts. I've rebooted the machine several times and run powercfg -energy more than I can count looking for possible culprits. Likewise, powercfg /requests is generally empty. There's nothing readily identifiable as the problem. If I manually put the computer to sleep, it will generally (but not always) stay that way.

Can anyone suggest additional steps?

Report from powercfg -energy:
https://jsfiddle.net/fajk78zm/embedded/result/