Jason Watkins
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Force 1024x768 for all users on the system
Hello,
Does anyone know how to force a specific screen resolution for all users on a Windows 7 computer. Win7 likes to auto-adjust, and that cancels-out some displays on public computers, running Windows 7. We need 1024x768 for everyone, all of the time.
TIA
Does anyone know how to force a specific screen resolution for all users on a Windows 7 computer. Win7 likes to auto-adjust, and that cancels-out some displays on public computers, running Windows 7. We need 1024x768 for everyone, all of the time.
TIA
ASKER
Yes, we have it.
ASKER
The articles links are dead, and the solution is non-descript.
Although there is not a group policy setting which would allow you to set a
specific setting for the screen resolution for users (this could be an
accidental disaster if set to one the hardware doesn't support), it is
possible to prevent users from altering a predefined screen resolution via
group policy.
In a group policy which linked to a container the user objects reside in,
and where the users have permissions to that group policy, edit the policy
and go to:
User Configuration->Administrat ive Templates->Control Panel->Display.
You can remove the Display CPL from appearing entirely, or simply remove the
Settings folder tab from being visible for those users.
specific setting for the screen resolution for users (this could be an
accidental disaster if set to one the hardware doesn't support), it is
possible to prevent users from altering a predefined screen resolution via
group policy.
In a group policy which linked to a container the user objects reside in,
and where the users have permissions to that group policy, edit the policy
and go to:
User Configuration->Administrat
You can remove the Display CPL from appearing entirely, or simply remove the
Settings folder tab from being visible for those users.
Nevermind, I see what you're asking now.. the problem isn't users changing the display, it's Windows 7 changing it to something other than 1024*768.
ASKER
Right. If a user wants to change that is fine, as long as it doesn't persist.
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Thanks. I'll check this out.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22418598/Force-Display-Settings-via-Group-Policy.html
have you got group policy?