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Thanks Toni! <br />
I will try that out and let you know if I need more details<br />
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Tracy
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Thanks Toni!
I will try that out and let you know if I need more details

Tracy

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There are four policies that are used to manage the screen saver. You can access all of them in the Group Policy Editor using this path:<br />
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User Configuration | Administrative Templates | Control Panel | Display<br />
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There are four policies that are used to manage the screen saver. You can access all of them in the Group Policy Editor using this path:

User Configuration | Administrative Templates | Control Panel | Display



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Thanks for your quick response. &nbsp;I am on my way now!
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Thanks for your quick response.  I am on my way now!

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Using group policy (or SMS??) I need to keep my users from being able to change their screensaver. &nbsp;How can I go about doing this? &nbsp;I have one domain. &nbsp;The server is running Windows Server 2003 and the clients are all running Windows XP sp2.
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Using group policy (or SMS??) I need to keep my users from being able to change their screensaver.  How can I go about doing this?  I have one domain.  The server is running Windows Server 2003 and the clients are all running Windows XP sp2.

Using group policy to disable Screensaver changes

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