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Screen savers and Domain Policy
Name: david oneill Date: November 29, 2004 at 03:07:40 Pacific OS: 2000/xp CPU/Ram: 2.0gh/512
Comment:
We have installed group policy screensavers and they are working fine with the password enabled. Problem is that some users have passworded local screen savers and that password dialogue box is appearing before the Ctrl+alt+del logon password. Anyone know how to get rid of the locally held password via group policy or a registery hack.
Summary: Hi Andrey Screensaver files have a scr extension eg flying windows.scr The scr files are located in C:\Winnt\system32 folder. You could create a shortcut to one of the screen savers, and send it to ...
Summary: Umm. Turn the screen saver off, maybe? Only wanting to be a bit of a smarta**, I firmly believe that screen savers in general are the work of the devil. I've have the problem you describe in Win98 as ...
Summary: Take it easy there MR. Solidness. You don't have to shoot your users. Just create a Group Policy Object and (depending on your domain configuration) either assign (link) it at the domain level or th...
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