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There is no need for an adm to be created. Simply uuse a GPO to configure your screen saver timeout. 
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There is no need for an adm to be created. Simply uuse a GPO to configure your screen saver timeout.

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Hi,<br />
Thanks for the reply. This is not for screen saver Timeout. I need to create Screen Saver Grace Period setting which is not available by default. So need to create .adm file. Please provide me .adm template for this.
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. This is not for screen saver Timeout. I need to create Screen Saver Grace Period setting which is not available by default. So need to create .adm file. Please provide me .adm template for this.

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What do you mean by grace period?
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Hi Nappy,<br />
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If you don't know the concept please don't reply and don' waste my time.
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Hi Nappy,

If you don't know the concept please don't reply and don' waste my time.

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Have you tried the steps provided?
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We are running Windows Server 2003 Domain controllers. Our clients are running on XP. I need to configure ScreenSaverGracePeriod value through GPO. The GPO Should set the value of the registry Software\Microsoft\Windows<wbr /> NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon<wbr /> under this Screen saver grace period key should be set as type REG_SZ with value 5.<br />
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Please send me an .ADM template with above registry settings. It is little bit urgent.<br />
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Thanks in Advance.<br />
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We are running Windows Server 2003 Domain controllers. Our clients are running on XP. I need to configure ScreenSaverGracePeriod value through GPO. The GPO Should set the value of the registry Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon under this Screen saver grace period key should be set as type REG_SZ with value 5.

Please send me an .ADM template with above registry settings. It is little bit urgent.

Thanks in Advance.
 

Screen Saver Grace Period GPO Requireda

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