Xubuntu is going to sleep mode when I screen lock
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Xubuntu 18.04.2
When I lock screen, lock screen not appears it directly goes to dark screen/sleep, it doesn't wake up after I press any key or Esc.
When the computer is idle for a while and it gone to screen lock, I don't know it goes to sleep mode or what!
This situation if I toggle Caps Lock button, caps lock indicator light is on/off. but display is still dark. If I press power button it directly goes to shut down (no display but I can understand it is going to shut down if I click Esc some msg are shown...)
Then I power it again and work.
btw, I am doing Ctrl+Alt+F1 then Ctrl+Alt+F7 right now, but this is irritating, need a permanent solution.
18.04 xubuntu
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
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Xubuntu 18.04.2
When I lock screen, lock screen not appears it directly goes to dark screen/sleep, it doesn't wake up after I press any key or Esc.
When the computer is idle for a while and it gone to screen lock, I don't know it goes to sleep mode or what!
This situation if I toggle Caps Lock button, caps lock indicator light is on/off. but display is still dark. If I press power button it directly goes to shut down (no display but I can understand it is going to shut down if I click Esc some msg are shown...)
Then I power it again and work.
btw, I am doing Ctrl+Alt+F1 then Ctrl+Alt+F7 right now, but this is irritating, need a permanent solution.
18.04 xubuntu
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
AminAmin
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Xubuntu 18.04.2
When I lock screen, lock screen not appears it directly goes to dark screen/sleep, it doesn't wake up after I press any key or Esc.
When the computer is idle for a while and it gone to screen lock, I don't know it goes to sleep mode or what!
This situation if I toggle Caps Lock button, caps lock indicator light is on/off. but display is still dark. If I press power button it directly goes to shut down (no display but I can understand it is going to shut down if I click Esc some msg are shown...)
Then I power it again and work.
btw, I am doing Ctrl+Alt+F1 then Ctrl+Alt+F7 right now, but this is irritating, need a permanent solution.
18.04 xubuntu
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
AminAmin
112
Xubuntu 18.04.2
When I lock screen, lock screen not appears it directly goes to dark screen/sleep, it doesn't wake up after I press any key or Esc.
When the computer is idle for a while and it gone to screen lock, I don't know it goes to sleep mode or what!
This situation if I toggle Caps Lock button, caps lock indicator light is on/off. but display is still dark. If I press power button it directly goes to shut down (no display but I can understand it is going to shut down if I click Esc some msg are shown...)
Then I power it again and work.
btw, I am doing Ctrl+Alt+F1 then Ctrl+Alt+F7 right now, but this is irritating, need a permanent solution.
18.04 xubuntu
18.04 xubuntu
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
AminAmin
112
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
AminAmin
112
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
AminAmin
112
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
AminAmin
112
asked Feb 25 at 7:21
AminAmin
112
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You can just type the password even on sleep.
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You can just type the password even on sleep.
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You can just type the password even on sleep.
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You can just type the password even on sleep.
answered Mar 16 at 16:34
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You can just type the password even on sleep.
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answered Mar 16 at 16:34
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