How to auto lock pc when being idle for a period of time

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nhung t

Users in my XP network sometime walk away form their
desks but forget to lock their PCs up (they knew better,
but it still didn't click!).

For security concerns, I want to config so that their PCs
will be auto locked for a preset idle-time period. If
anyone knows how, please guide me. Thanks for your help!

Nhung
 
S

Steven L Umbach

You can configure Group Policy to enable the password protected screen saver. Just be
sure to block access to the screensaver tab so that employees can not override it. I
believe it is in user configuration/admin templ/control panel/display. --- Steve
 
J

John Wolf

I can recommend you DMVsoft solution for this purposes. I'm talking
about ActiveScreenLock. This program simply adds a password-protected
window placed on top of all the others. In order to remove it, a
correct password needs to be entered. Key combinations Alt+F4,
Ctrl+Alt+Del, Alt+Tab, and WinKey are blocked.

The blocking window can be activated by clicking program's icon or
AFTER computer being IDLE for a set period of time. I'm sure, that
this is what you're looking for ;)

It has one more advantage over a standard windows' locking function:
you can monitor all of the running application, adjusting the windows'
transparency. This program is easily launched with one click.

Please contact me if you want volume discounts.
 

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