Windows 10: Win 11 unexpected auto-logoff

I have installed Win 11 TWICE. I ran into a strange issue that I couldn't resolve on both occasions. I am not tech ignorant. The issue:After I log in to my desktop, within about 30 seconds, regardless of activity using the computer or not, it will log me off, presenting a black screen. If I click the mouse or hit a key on the keyboard, the log-in screen appears. When I log back in, the problem repeats. I have disabled all relevant items screen saver, power options, etc.. Nothing changes. It is not a problem in Win 10. Bluetooth is off as is the dynamic lock feature. Sleep timeout is four h

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AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

how do you delete an auto added email in Win 10 mail

Hi Larry,

Outlook builds the Auto-Complete List by saving the names and addresses of recipients in email messages you've previously sent. As the list grows, so does the number of suggestions that are offered as possible entries. You can trim the list by removing one
or more recipients, or you can turn off Auto-Complete List completely. To do so, you may follow instructed steps from this link:
Remove addresses from AutoSuggest/Auto-Complete

Let us know if you need further help.

 

Auto-LogOff

I need a solution either for server 2016&2019 or for Windows 10. That will force a logoff after a user has been inactive for 6 hours.

Some specifics;

1. I don't care about their data or if they have saved their work. They need to be logged off after 6hrs.

2. The auto screen lock is set for 15 minutes. This is not changeable so using winexit for screensaver is not an option.

3. I need it to ONLY log off the user that is inactive for 6 hours not everyone else.

4. There needs to be a way to set an exception to the rule if for instance a user obtains permission to leave something running over night.

Im open to 3rd-party softwares and tools (prefer non open source/freeware if possible), however would like to exhaust built-in feature options first.

Thank you to anyone willing to help.