Pourquoi my laptop's affichage turn off when I'm away depuis le clavier?

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J'ai un Lenovo [ThinkPad X1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThinkPad_X1_series) running Windows 11 Pro.

Over the past week or so, J'ai eu this problème where my display turns off every time I walk away depuis le clavier.

This seems to happen every time I walk away from my pc.

According to my *Power & batterie* paramètres, this ne devrait pas happen for au moins 25 minutes.

The strange thing is, and Je sais c'est going to sound crazy, it takes way longer for the display to turn off when I'm in front of my ordinateur than when I'm not. C'est almost like the camera is watching me.

J'ai été timing it, and when I'm outside the range of my camera, it takes about 25 seconds for the display to begin to turn off. When I'm in front du ordinateur, Je peux go multiple minutes sans this happening.

Qu'est-ce que going on?

I looked for the *Automatically turn off my écran when I leave* setting, but Je n'ai pas pu find it. The closet thing to "Screen and sleep" was "Screen, sleep, & hibernate timeouts", and that option was nowhere to be seen in that section.

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That's a Lenovo fonctionnalité which is called "Utilisateur Presence Sensing", or "Human Presence Detection" [as explained here](https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht511536-smart-features).

To changez le behavior, ouvrez le Vantage app (search for "Vantage" through the search icône dans le taskbar), and allez à *Périphérique* → *Smart Assist*.

Toggle the options and customize the fonctionnalités depending sur le options disponible sur votre specific model.