D. Device Settings > Power management
Here's why:
Device Settings: The behavior of the device on the sign-in screen (before any user logs in) is controlled by Device Settings, not User Settings. User settings apply after a user has signed in.
Power management: This section within Device Settings contains policies that dictate how the device behaves in terms of power, including what happens when it's idle.
Specifically, within Devices > Chrome > Settings > Device > Power management, you would look for settings like:
Action on idle on AC power (sign-in screen)
Action on idle on battery (sign-in screen)
You would set these to "Do nothing" or "Sleep" instead of "Shutdown" to prevent the device from shutting down while idling on the sign-in screen.
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