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Old 13th November 2009, 08:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Windows 7 sleep behavior

Interesting observation.
I run W7 Enterprise on my MacBook Pro in Bootcamp, at work.
Recently, I have decided too put it to sleep, when not attended. So it did. But, I normally run around 10 RDP sessions to various servers.
Guess what? After resuming from sleeping, I did not loose any of my sessions
I did not observe such a thing from XP, Vista or 2008 server.
I wonder how?
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Re: Windows 7 sleep behavior

I saw something like that the other day on a client's laptop - it resumed & continued whatever it was doing like nothing had happened. Nice feature.
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