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#How to bypass lanschool with blue screen up windows#

In general, whenever Hibernate is enabled, it creates a file, depending on the size of your RAM, in C:įor me, that size would be an 8 GB file just sitting there taking up space. On a different note, I use the Task Manager to have the Hibernate command 'on-demand'. Yes, that's the best and most simplest way to put it. Maybe like a command that I can put into the Task Scheduler that states if the computer is restarted, then do disable BitLocker. Yes I'm looking for something similar to this. Okay yes, I did a quick summary of all that info.

#How to bypass lanschool with blue screen up windows#

But when I wake up, I see that blue BitLocker screen on the monitor (because Windows made some updates and restarted the computer). Sometimes I go to sleep with the computer running idly, with the monitor in stand-by mode. It has even happened a few times when I woke up.

It's annoying sometimes whenever I come back to the computer and see that blue BitLocker screen open on the monitor, instead of having the monitor be off in stand-by mode (which is how I have it set up in Windows whenever the computer is idle). If Windows decides to automatically restart the computer, after updates or whatever, then it should also skip that screen. If I Shut Down the computer instead, then turn the computer back on, then the BitLocker screen should show up, since anyone else can be at the computer. ( ) whenever I Restart the computer? Whenever I restart the computer, that implies that I'm still the user at the computer, so I don't have to go through the small annoyance of retyping the password.