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Best way to deploy a company screen saver.
I've been asked to deploy a screen saver to about 150 users in the organisation and then ensure that they cannot change it.
I'm thinking this can be done via GPO but how exactly?
I did try getting the file deployed via a script within the domain login script but i cant get it to deposit the file.
From what i understand the *scr file needs to be in the System32 folder for this to work.
My servers are windows server 2003 and my desktops are XP Pro SP3.
I'm thinking this can be done via GPO but how exactly?
I did try getting the file deployed via a script within the domain login script but i cant get it to deposit the file.
From what i understand the *scr file needs to be in the System32 folder for this to work.
My servers are windows server 2003 and my desktops are XP Pro SP3.
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So i currently have GPO pushing out the company Screensaver,(in test) and I've enabled the Hide Screen Saver tab.
Because the actual screensaver file(*.scr) has to sit in the system 32 folder for it to work I've just been asked 'Does this mean we need to install this file on everybody's machine'? My answer was 'yes I believe so'
My question is how do I push out a *.scr file from a central location to everybody's System32 folder.