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Not that i am aware of. Unless anyone else is aware of 3rd party tools that could do this?
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Not that i am aware of. Unless anyone else is aware of 3rd party tools that could do this?

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I have a group policy set to lock workstations after 20 minutes of inactivity. &nbsp;Is there a way to modify this so that users can choose a shorter period of inactivity for locking but not let them choose more than 20 minutes? &nbsp;Under the current policy the wait time box on the screen saver window is grayed out for them. &nbsp;
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I have a group policy set to lock workstations after 20 minutes of inactivity.  Is there a way to modify this so that users can choose a shorter period of inactivity for locking but not let them choose more than 20 minutes?  Under the current policy the wait time box on the screen saver window is grayed out for them.  

Allow setting shorter workstation timeout when screen saver group policy is set

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