Lock Screen
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Lock Screen
I have problem with lock screen, i installed it with "request password to log on" but it has never showed up since two months. It's okay btw but how to activate it after installation ? can anybody help me with this please?
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Re: Lock Screen
Perhaps check in Settings/Users and Groups and make sure your username is set to ask for password
at login.
at login.
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Re: Lock Screen
In that case I would try creating a temporary new user in Users and Groups.
Set a password and pw login requirements for that user , then log out and log back in as the new
user. New users get a fresh set of config files--see if that user is required to enter a login password.
You could also test those options booted to the Mint .iso in the live desktop.
Set a password and pw login requirements for that user , then log out and log back in as the new
user. New users get a fresh set of config files--see if that user is required to enter a login password.
You could also test those options booted to the Mint .iso in the live desktop.
Everything in life was difficult before it became easy.
Re: Lock Screen
I'm sure you have this covered, but just in case, have you made sure that your screensaver/locker is set to lock the screen when thelegion101098 wrote: ⤴Fri Jun 15, 2018 11:50 am I have problem with lock screen, i installed it with "request password to log on" but it has never showed up since two months. It's okay btw but how to activate it after installation ? can anybody help me with this please?
screensaver is activated?
Also check to make sure auto-login in the log-in settings is not enabled.
Not knowing which Mint and desktop you have chosen makes it difficult to convey accurate directions.
Please post the terminal results of:
Code: Select all
inxi -Szxx
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Re: Lock Screen
christofer@Christofer-HP-ENVY-TS-14-Sleekbook ~ $ inxi -Szxxall41 wrote: ⤴Sun Jun 17, 2018 2:04 pmI'm sure you have this covered, but just in case, have you made sure that your screensaver/locker is set to lock the screen when thelegion101098 wrote: ⤴Fri Jun 15, 2018 11:50 am I have problem with lock screen, i installed it with "request password to log on" but it has never showed up since two months. It's okay btw but how to activate it after installation ? can anybody help me with this please?
screensaver is activated?
Also check to make sure auto-login in the log-in settings is not enabled.
Not knowing which Mint and desktop you have chosen makes it difficult to convey accurate directions.
Please post the terminal results of:The results will help with getting a more focused response to your issue.Code: Select all
inxi -Szxx
System: Host: Christofer-HP-ENVY-TS-14-Sleekbook Kernel: 4.13.0-45-generic x86_64 (64 bit gcc: 5.4.0)
Desktop: MATE 1.18.0 (Gtk 3.18.9-1ubuntu3.3) dm: lightdm
Distro: Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia
that is, btw i haven't found the "auto log-in" u know in this distro
thanks
Re: Lock Screen
open your menu and type login in the search box.
open 'Login Window' and check under 'Users' tab for Automatic login.
Is your username listed there?
open 'Login Window' and check under 'Users' tab for Automatic login.
Is your username listed there?
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Re: Lock Screen
[img]file:///home/christofer/Pictures/Screenshot%20at%202018-06-20%2022-15-17.png[/img]
so far this is what i get, and try to manipulate this option but the results same.
so far this is what i get, and try to manipulate this option but the results same.
Re: Lock Screen
In Login Window/Users backspace to remove christofer so the space is blank
Close out the login settings window and restart your computer.
You should now be prompted to enter your login password every time
Close out the login settings window and restart your computer.
You should now be prompted to enter your login password every time
Everything in life was difficult before it became easy.