Vista - Preventing remote logout

I cannot work out how to prevent Vista from logging the user out after a period on no activity. I have set power control to Never and screen saver to none. It's the logout that is still happening, not screen saver or power down.

I am remote-controlling a Vista Home Basic 32 machine from an XP sp2 machine (Home: no Remote Admin).

I am using LogMeIn to do this

Vista machine does not seem to recognise my activities, so that every few minutes it logs me out. This also disconnects the remote connection
- (and actually disconnected _my_ VOIP phone connection at the same time in a couple of instances! It did not just hang me up. I lost the dial tone and had to cycle my router).

Also when the remote Vista user logs back in (I can't do it because I am now disconnected) their network and internet connection has to reconnect all over again.

Thanks for any help.

Nick

Nobody?

Check your screensaver and see if it is set to always ask for a password on resume....

AFAICS, if I have screensaver set to None, it should never be involved.

Nick

Here is an update again. I am not sure what it means.

Yesterday I went to the place where the Vista machine is, and remotely logged in to my XP machine here at home. After the session I actually disabled the LogMeIn on my XP machine and that of course dumped me off the session.

When I came back home, my XP machine had logged me out as a user, and required a password to get back in! This is something I have successfully set up my XP machine not to do. It often sits for long periods unattended, and never logs me out as a user.

Thanks for any advice, again

Nick