N
Neilo
We have an annoying little problem, that I'm hoping someone can give me a
quick fix to.
As part of our group policy, all PCs run a little login script that copies
an image to the local machine, and then this is set to be the desktop
wallpaper. However, more often than not, when a PC has finished logging on,
the image is not displayed correctly, as though it hasn’t finished loading.
Usually, only the top section of the image is displayed. This is simply
cured by right clicking, and choosing Refresh, but surely there must be a way
to automate this? Is there a keyboard shortcut we can include in the login
script to refresh?
quick fix to.
As part of our group policy, all PCs run a little login script that copies
an image to the local machine, and then this is set to be the desktop
wallpaper. However, more often than not, when a PC has finished logging on,
the image is not displayed correctly, as though it hasn’t finished loading.
Usually, only the top section of the image is displayed. This is simply
cured by right clicking, and choosing Refresh, but surely there must be a way
to automate this? Is there a keyboard shortcut we can include in the login
script to refresh?