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Hello,
I need to enforce the screensaver to 5 minutes on about 200 devices.
It must apply to these devices regardless of the user accounts in the domain, so it would be better to enforce it with a policy by computer.
How should I go about it? (several solutions tested but to no avail...)
Thanks in advance.
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I need to enforce the screensaver to 5 minutes on about 200 devices.
It must apply to these devices regardless of the user accounts in the domain, so it would be better to enforce it with a policy by computer.
How should I go about it? (several solutions tested but to no avail...)
Thanks in advance.
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- "What resolution did you choose for the new year? "
- "1024 x 768 "
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Hello,
(several solutions tested but in vain...)
Which ones?
We can very well configure this type of GPO on all users, so no matter the workstation, the user will have their screensaver...
Is the goal auto-locking the session after inactivity?
Using a registry "compactor" on top of a registry "cleaner" would be equivalent to rinsing your throat with a swig of Jack Daniels after swallowing a pint of snake oil....
(several solutions tested but in vain...)
Which ones?
We can very well configure this type of GPO on all users, so no matter the workstation, the user will have their screensaver...
Is the goal auto-locking the session after inactivity?
Using a registry "compactor" on top of a registry "cleaner" would be equivalent to rinsing your throat with a swig of Jack Daniels after swallowing a pint of snake oil....
REG ADD "HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop" /V ScreenSaveTimeOut /t REG_SZ /d 300
It works well locally, but through GPO in startup script, nothing happens on the client...