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If you aren't at the computer and your computer isn't doing anything then Windows sets a usernotpresent flag. Fold@home or something, make your computer do shit
by navjack27 9y ago
If you aren't at the computer and your computer isn't doing anything then Windows sets a usernotpresent flag. Fold@home or something, make your computer do shit.
- khedoros1 9y agoHmm. What's the threshold of activity? And is there a way to clear the flag without doing something wasteful like pegging some CPU cores?