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littleknown, it is not recommend that you edit the Default Domain Policy. This is a policy which contains critical domain settings - it is much better to create a new policy in the same scope as the Default one, and set custom settings in there.<br />
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-tigermatt
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Thanks guys for your prompt response, knew it had to be there somewhere.
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Is there a GPO setting for the domain that sets the users display to lock and request password after a specific time. This would be eqivilant to going round every desktop and setting their screen saver to request a password after resume.<br />
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The only desktop I can find in gpo editor is under user, admin templates but doesn't have anything that relates to this.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated as I do not want to go round every desktop only to find the user has then disabled it later.
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Is there a GPO setting for the domain that sets the users display to lock and request password after a specific time. This would be eqivilant to going round every desktop and setting their screen saver to request a password after resume.

The only desktop I can find in gpo editor is under user, admin templates but doesn't have anything that relates to this.

Any help would be appreciated as I do not want to go round every desktop only to find the user has then disabled it later.

Setting users display to lock after specific time using GPO setting

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