Dannyb81666

Hi Folks, Long time lurker, i don't often post though ... Background: I work in SW Scotland, in education, as a system administrator. We have an estate of 9500 pc's, laptops and netbooks, they are spread across 120 sites (Primary and Secondary Schools) We run SCCM and currently have a Windows 7 estate, but we are trailing Windows 10 at two of our sites, which has gone pretty well so far. I have been asked to look into accessibility with regards to issues with vision. One request is that the login screen be set to a higher DPI, in windows 7 i can set the DPI scale to 144 (reg key HKU\.Default\Contol Panel\Desktop\LogPixels) which works fine, the login box is huge but the same setting doesn't work in Windows 10, the login screen stays exactly the same. The goal is to only have the login screen DPI increased as this can apply to all users and cause little in the way of issues. Scaling the desktop to that DPI is horrendous though, so for the majority of users it needs to be set to standard... i'm finding this to be very hard to achieve though. FYI - Screen magnifier has been suggested before, but has always been rejected by our ASL contact, so is unfortunately not an option. Any help is much appreciated

You can only restrict access to Control Panel and Settings, not even either or ... just both, or none ! Highly annoying.