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Guest
I want users logon sessions to end (logout user) if idle for 15 minutes. Any
basic advise on how to?
basic advise on how to?
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Jerold Schulman
I want users logon sessions to end (logout user) if idle for 15 minutes. Any
basic advise on how to?
Download the WinExit screen saver from tip 6705 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com
Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
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Guest
Many thanks, but I run Win 2k Svr. The install failed because it runs only on
XP or later version of OS. Any recommendations for Windows Server 2000? It
will be a great help for the students.
XP or later version of OS. Any recommendations for Windows Server 2000? It
will be a great help for the students.
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Jerold Schulman
Many thanks, but I run Win 2k Svr. The install failed because it runs only on
XP or later version of OS. Any recommendations for Windows Server 2000? It
will be a great help for the students.
WinExit from the W2K resource kit will install.
Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
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Guest
Okay. I did not have the Win 2000 Svr Resource Kit. But I will get it. Thanks
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Guest
It seems winexit.scr only applies for that user you manually apply it for.
So how would you apply it for all users on a computer? I imagine using Group
Policy on a domain controller, using some Display setting or something?
So how would you apply it for all users on a computer? I imagine using Group
Policy on a domain controller, using some Display setting or something?
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Simon Geary
Have a look in Group Policy under User Config > Admin Templates > Control
Panel > Display. You can specify the screensaver to be used in here.
Panel > Display. You can specify the screensaver to be used in here.
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Guest
ok, just tried using winexit.scr in group policy. it doesnt actually log
users out, it just activates the password-protected locked screen (i
specified that in the same policy). even specified correct path to file
location (c:\winexit.scr), as requested if not in default location of
sysroot/system32.
users out, it just activates the password-protected locked screen (i
specified that in the same policy). even specified correct path to file
location (c:\winexit.scr), as requested if not in default location of
sysroot/system32.
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Simon Geary
winexit should log users off, not just activate the screen saver. If it's
not working correctly I don't know what the problem could be but it's
certainly the right tool to use.
not working correctly I don't know what the problem could be but it's
certainly the right tool to use.
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Guest
yeah, i have done that. the probelm then is that after i save and refresh
everything and the screensaver activates on a PC, there's a Registry error.
i click OK past that and the countdown starts, but without my custom warning
message applied. then, at the end of the countdown, it doesnt logoff - it
merely locks. what am i missing?
everything and the screensaver activates on a PC, there's a Registry error.
i click OK past that and the countdown starts, but without my custom warning
message applied. then, at the end of the countdown, it doesnt logoff - it
merely locks. what am i missing?
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