Possibly this may be better in the networking area - but to start here... Using roaming profiles: User-A can change the Desktop settings (specifically resolution) after logon. When User-A logs off the changes remain - for the next user; but do not travel (as part of roaming profile) with the User-A (who just made the changes). i.e. The next time User-A logs on at this - or another - PC if the resolution on that PC (also set by a previous user...) is different to what User-A set at their previous logon wherever, that is how they remain for User-A immediately after logon; i.e. as set by the previous user... Naturally User-A can again manually change them accordingly...; which is "a payne" to have to do each tyme... Any way to have the (Display Resolution) settings preferred by User-A travel with him/her in their profile? Can't see an option to this end in Group Policy; and haven't managed to find the registry key that holds the display settings either... The assorted systems have a large number of users; and some of those users like a very hi-res, while some prefer it a little lower... (Depends on applications/utilities etc. being run - and also eye-sight considerations etc.?)

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Hi Lurks...: mmm - we did sort of consider that to be the case; yet one or two colleagues seem to feel it's possible nonetheless... If not a profile or Policy option then one idea being a batch file routine of some form/set or other; one that runs at start-up to set display as preferred, and then another at log-off to restore to what it "was"...?