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Elliot B.
I work from home most of the week.
I have a work laptop that automatically locks after 2 minutes in inactivity.
This timer can not be adjusted.
I only use the laptop to view my e-mails - I use my home PC to do work.
Most home workers at this company likely use their laptops constantly, so the timeout issue isn't much of a problem for them.
However, since I do not primarily use the laptop when working, it constantly locking is annoying and I.T. don't want to do anything about it.
I currently use the portable version of Auto Mouse Mover from MurGee.com (placed in the Startup folder) but upon each boot, it displays itself and you have to manually click "Save & Hide to System Tray" manually each time.
Does anyone know of an alternative program to Auto Mouse Mover?
Ideally, I want one that can also be placed in the Startup folder and it automatically opens by running minimized to the system tray.
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