Sleep button action:"switch user" instead of hibernate or suspend

[ther00kie16]

So I haven't had to use this computer in awhile. As far as I can remember, I got the sleep button to hibernate just fine. But now, it takes me to welcome screen, just like "switch user", instead of whatever I set it to.
Any idea what might've happened? Keyboard is an old Logitech wireless used with the included Logitech iTouch software. As far as I can tell, there's no setting to remap the sleep button in the software so something else must've happened.
It's nice to have 1 button to lock the computer but then hibernate takes much longer so it's not such a good trade-off.

 

[ther00kie16]

No one? no idea whatsoever?

 

[penguin jr]

I'm having this same problem too.

It only seems to happen when the iTouch software is running... it would go to sleep before I installed the software. Does anybody know any registry key to modify?

 

[Harvey]

Check your CMOS to see if there are settings that define the action when the sleep button is hit.

 

[penguin jr]

I've checked the settings and it is set to go to sleep.

This only happens when the iTouch software is running, therefore, the program somehow remaps what the sleep button does. I do not know if there is a registry entry I can modify, or a program file I can change.

When the iTouch software is NOT running, the sleep button puts the system to sleep. It is not a Windows problem, it is the program, iTouch's, problem.

 

[pcgeek11]

(Please note I've said this in my previous post)

Ooooooooooooooooo!

 

[penguin jr]

Your answer is not relevent to the problem.

Does anybody know how the iTouch configuration program remaps the sleep button's action?