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I am having trouble finding the Terminal Server screen saver option in Group Policy. I have turned the &quot;On Resume Password Protect&quot; option off for the server. 
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I am having trouble finding the Terminal Server screen saver option in Group Policy. I have turned the "On Resume Password Protect" option off for the server.

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Thanks for the &quot;A&quot;, I take it you got it sorted?<br />

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Thanks for the "A", I take it you got it sorted?


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Hello we have order entry machines using terminal server to connect to our server to run an application. When workstations are idle for sometime - they come back to they machine and move the mouse to get ride of the screen saver and see a message that read &quot;The workstation is in use and has been locked....&quot;. We have to have then enter the password for that remote desktop session in order for them to reconnect. How can I prevent this?<br />
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I have checked the settings on the server for Terminal Sererv Configuration --&gt; RDP-Tcp Properties --&gt; Logon Settings <br />
and the first override is checked - End a disconected session is never - the idel session limit is never - the 2nd Over ride is not checked <br />
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For some reason I feel this is a client setting<br />
Something to do with Screen Saver maybe of the Remote Desktop Settings?
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Hello we have order entry machines using terminal server to connect to our server to run an application. When workstations are idle for sometime - they come back to they machine and move the mouse to get ride of the screen saver and see a message that read "The workstation is in use and has been locked....". We have to have then enter the password for that remote desktop session in order for them to reconnect. How can I prevent this?

I have checked the settings on the server for Terminal Sererv Configuration --> RDP-Tcp Properties --> Logon Settings 
and the first override is checked - End a disconected session is never - the idel session limit is never - the 2nd Over ride is not checked 

For some reason I feel this is a client setting
Something to do with Screen Saver maybe of the Remote Desktop Settings?

Terminal Server Lockout

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).