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We have a computer with cctv displayed, it's connected to the domain and I have disabled the screen saver as an administrator but when the user logs on the screen saver comes up and we need it to be off. Any ideas?
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I assume the screensaver isn't controlled by a domain GPO? If not, have you tried giving the user temporary admin rights to the PC, logging on as them to disable the screensaver and then removing admin rights?
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They don't have permisson to access the display control panel, yes I could give the user admin rights to disable the screen server. Why if I have done this as an administrator why doesn't it carry over for other users?
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They don't have permisson to access the display control panel, yes I could give the user admin rights to disable the screen server. Why if I have done this as an administrator why doesn't it carry over for other users?

 

Screen saver settings are done per user IIRC. You may be able to set it via a GPO though.

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We have a computer with cctv displayed, it's connected to the domain and I have disabled the screen saver as an administrator but when the user logs on the screen saver comes up and we need it to be off. Any ideas?

 

heres a quick way that i find never fails.

 

bit messy but does the job -

 

create a batch file.

 

regedit.exe /s C:\screensaver.reg

 

put the bat file in the startup folder for that user

 

create this reg edit

 

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop]

"ScreenSaveActive"="0"

 

then save the reg file in the route of C:\

 

the bat will call up the regedit and will apply it silently

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heres a quick way that i find never fails.

 

bit messy but does the job -

 

create a batch file.

 

regedit.exe /s C:\screensaver.reg

 

put the bat file in the startup folder for that user

 

create this reg edit

 

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop]

"ScreenSaveActive"="0"

 

then save the reg file in the route of C:\

 

the bat will call up the regedit and will apply it silently

 

I'll give it a go. Cheers!

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