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    Can anyone help me plaesee currently have roaming profiles all i want to do is add the school logo as a wallpaper when staff and pupil log on they see the school logo. How do i do that?

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    set the desktop background through a GPO, I'll just find the setting!

    User Node > admin templates > desktop > ActiveDesktop > Active Desktop wallpaper
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    You could use BGINFO, just use pop it in netlogon and use it as a startup script. You can use it to display usernames etc... aswell.
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    There you go

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    thanx , i have already tried that but when the users log on the wall paper is not displayed is there something i'm not doing right?

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    Have you run Group Policy Results to see if the policy is being read?

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    To set the wallpaper put the .bmp into c:\windows, run regedit.
    to set the pre logon wallpaper it needs to be put into HKEY_Current_user, Control Panel, Desktop, Wallpaper. To set the post logon background it's HKEY_USER, Default, Control Panel, Desktop, Wallpaper

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spitfire View Post
    To set the wallpaper put the .bmp into c:\windows, run regedit.
    to set the pre logon wallpaper it needs to be put into HKEY_Current_user, Control Panel, Desktop, Wallpaper. To set the post logon background it's HKEY_USER, Default, Control Panel, Desktop, Wallpaper
    That's a good idea if your network is under a lot of pressure and you want to restrict as much unnecessary traffic as you can.

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    will this work with mandatory profiles?

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    Yep. Before I used GP to get a background image from a central location I just created a background called BLISS.BMP and batch copied it to all desktops (BLISS.BMP being the standard background that all pupils got).

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    Please please can you help me i have set up the active directory wallpaper to display the school logo everything is configured however the logo is not being diplayed when the users logo on. I;m getting very frustrated and need some help please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shafia2009 View Post
    Please please can you help me i have set up the active directory wallpaper to display the school logo everything is configured however the logo is not being diplayed when the users logo on. I;m getting very frustrated and need some help please.
    Put the wallpaper somewhere accessible (create a share on a server just for that if you must), I'd set the security to everyone:read

    set the gpo as demonstrated by Alan-D above

    ensure the gpo is linked to the right user group(s)

    run gpupdate /force from a workstation and allow it to reboot at the end if it wants to

    log in as one of the users you set it to work on


    That WILL work - unless there's another gpo somewhere blattering it - best check the other gpo's just in case to make sure there's no wallpaper set in any of them.

    Edit: oh oh oh if you have more than one DC make sure the replication's working too!
    Last edited by BatchFile; 23rd March 2009 at 05:59 PM.

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    Also you will need to enable the active desktop policy as well as the wallpaper path.

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    many thanx, but it doesn't work it works fine on the server and it displays logo on the server and not on the other computers. when i go on to the computers and click on the display properties the logo is there but the backgroun tab is displayed so i can't select it.
    help please

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    First thing to check is that the users can "see" the wallpaper image from a workstation and that it's where the GPO expects it to be. If they can, run gpupdate /force and reboot.

    if neither of those fixes it, it's a case of double (or triple!) checking each of the steps above - it has to be one of those that's not quite right.

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