Windows 10: Windows 10 (Connections killed on PC lock)

Hello and thank you for taking the time looking at this.

I have 2 users that have upgraded to new Surface books which come with Windows 10 pro installed, these two computers are the only two out of 100+ that when screen locked they lose all of the connections (RDP, QuickBooks, Prophix, etc.) upon unlocking the screen the user is required to re-log into these.

{Solutions tried}

Tried changing the power settings to not shut off any devices (NIC) on sleep, lock, hibernate. (No change)
Tried a Regedit change that was described in a posting similar to this on the forums here. (No change)
Tried Adapter settings>Configure to adjust power settings management there, but was no option. (No change)

Any help on this would be fantastic, Im ready to downgrade them both to Windows 7 here next week since the problem is costing too much time.

Thanks in advance

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Windows Phone app for desktop "We're connecting to your phone..."

Windows Phone app for desktop was working fine two day ago but know when I connect lumia 1020 I get message "We're connecting to your phone..." forever and the app locks up (I have to kill the app using task manager).

I have uninstalled and re-installed the app with no change.

I'm running windows 7 (64 bit).

I can see my phones directory in windows explorer (and I can copy music files between PC and phone.

 

Monitor stays on standby on bootup

Well actually it has screwed my pc -

Windows 10 has killed my pc

 

There's a special support group for Surface Book owners: Microsoft Surface support | Surface help and how-to | Surface setup and troubleshooting. I bet you can get answers there that you can't get anywhere else.
HTH,
--Ed--

 

Thank you for the reply!
Sounded like a joke opening there for a minute, I had to re-read it. "Special Support Group" I use that line for Iphone users 8)

Thanks again for the link it is much appreciated.

 

Yeah: I get it. It's like "special projects" in the corporate world, right? Alas, it's not a joke, though perhaps the joke is on all of us. Notice I said in my first post "answers you can't get anywhere else" rather than the more comforting "answers you might need." *Devil
HTH,
--Ed--

 

Regardless the link brought me to an area I could utilize very well to find my solution. Thanks again for the helpful reply and laugh, have a great day!

 

You're welcome. Hope you do get the help you need.
Best wishes, and happy holidays, too.
--Ed--