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It was 'disable access to control panel'. Thanks :)
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It was 'disable access to control panel'. Thanks :)

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Hi Everyone,<br />
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I locked down some Comps with a failry severe Group Policy, unfortunately they need to be able to change their wallpapers and I &nbsp;cannot find the setting.<br />
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I have already disabled:<br />
UserConf\Admin Templates\Control Panel\Display\Hide Setitings, Desktop, Prevent Changing Wallpaper and infact all the ones in that folder.<br />
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I have also disabled UserConf\Admin Templates\Windows Components\Windows Explorer\Remove Windows Explorer Default Context Menu. &nbsp;This allows them to right click on the desktop but when they click properties users are told they do not have sufficient rights.<br />
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Does anyone know which policy I need to change to allow display properties to load?<br />
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Hi Everyone,

I locked down some Comps with a failry severe Group Policy, unfortunately they need to be able to change their wallpapers and I  cannot find the setting.

I have already disabled:
UserConf\Admin Templates\Control Panel\Display\Hide Setitings, Desktop, Prevent Changing Wallpaper and infact all the ones in that folder.

I have also disabled UserConf\Admin Templates\Windows Components\Windows Explorer\Remove Windows Explorer Default Context Menu.  This allows them to right click on the desktop but when they click properties users are told they do not have sufficient rights.

Does anyone know which policy I need to change to allow display properties to load?



Group Policy - Where is the setting to enable display properties? (Display.cpl)

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