Screen lock out / power options problem when added to domain

  • Thread starter brad.schoolmeyer
  • Start date
B

brad.schoolmeyer

I'm a new computer tech for a medium sized company and I'm running into
a problem when I add computer to the domain. (all users are admins of
their computer).

There screen saver properties are disabled/strange. I can make changes
to the screen saver type but not to the number of minutes to wait. It
stays at 15 minutes, no matter what I do. The computer also requests
the LAN password after 15 minutes and when the monitor shuts off.

I have the monitor and hard drive to never turn off, I have system
standby disabled and hibernation disabled. Still the computer's monitor
will turn off after about 15 minutes and the computer prompts for a lan
password to get back in.

If I log in locally (admin account) I can change the properties.

I looked for a group policy for this but can't find anything. Any
ideas? I don't know what the previous admin did to his active directory
structure.

Thanks
 
K

Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]

I'm a new computer tech for a medium sized company and I'm running
into a problem when I add computer to the domain. (all users are
admins of their computer).

There screen saver properties are disabled/strange. I can make changes
to the screen saver type but not to the number of minutes to wait. It
stays at 15 minutes, no matter what I do. The computer also requests
the LAN password after 15 minutes and when the monitor shuts off.

I have the monitor and hard drive to never turn off, I have system
standby disabled and hibernation disabled. Still the computer's
monitor will turn off after about 15 minutes and the computer prompts
for a lan password to get back in.

If I log in locally (admin account) I can change the properties.

I looked for a group policy for this but can't find anything. Any
ideas? I don't know what the previous admin did to his active
directory structure.

It is in the Group policy here:
User Configuration
-Administrative templates
-Control Panel
-Display
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Top