Computer Goes to sleep 10 minutes of inactivity after upgrading to kde 4.13.3, locks my compute up (Screen Energy Setting)

[James R McKenzie]

>Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 01:47:50 -0500
>From: Clay Weber <clay at claydoh.com>
>To: kubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com
>Subject: Re: Computer Goes to sleep 10 minutes of inactivity after
>	upgrading to kde 4.13.3, locks my compute up (Screen Energy Setting)
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  >On Friday, November 21, 2014 06:49:09 PM James R McKenzie wrote:
  > If I change the setting in the Control Panel - Power Management Settings and
  > save the changes they automatically switch back immediately. Is there an
  > internal settings file I can alter to stop this? When the computer falls a
  > sleep it locks up and believe it or not I have to unplug it for 30 minutes
  > to clear it other wise during the start up process the computer just simply
  > shuts it self off right about where it starts looking at the point it
  > starts polling for external hard drives. If I unplug it for 30 minutes and
  > then plug it back in and then restart it everything is fine until the
  > screen goes to sleep again.
  > 
  > Please someone tell if there is a setting in a file somewhere to stop this
  > from happening? If so which file, where is it, and what setting and what do
  > I change it to?
  > 
  > Google was totally useless on this BTW.
  > 
  > Any Ideas?

>/home/<username>/.config/powermanagementprofilesrc is the correct file, iirc

>As it keeps getting reverted back to its original settings, it sounds like the 
>config file may have had it's ownership changed.  One way this can happen is  
>by running gui config tools (such as System Settings) or other graphical 
>programs,  using sudo. 

>If you right-click on the file, and look at the permissions, ownership should 
>be set to your user for both  User and Group sections. If it is not set 
>correctly, you can either delete the file (it will be recreated at next 
>login), or change the ownership of it.
 
I looked and could find no such file while running "sudo dolphin" could it be somewhere else or could the setting be in another file with KDE 4.13.3? 
Do I need to access the file in a different way in order to see it? 
I love hidden Gremlins. They always seem to crop up at the darnedest times.

Once again any ideas?