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Yep. Use group policy preferences to specify the registry value (in seconds) for the time out. Then set an item level target that say if the value is greater than 600 seconds, reset back to 600 seconds.
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Yep. Use group policy preferences to specify the registry value (in seconds) for the time out. Then set an item level target that say if the value is greater than 600 seconds, reset back to 600 seconds.

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thanks,<br />
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where do i set an item level target?
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thanks,

where do i set an item level target?

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In group policy preferences, go to the common tab. You will see a check box for item level targetting.
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In group policy preferences, go to the common tab. You will see a check box for item level targetting.

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under preferences i cannot find display settings &nbsp;( there are internet setting, power options etc)<br />
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Cheers 
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under preferences i cannot find display settings  ( there are internet setting, power options etc)

Cheers

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Hi <br />
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Some of the users take laptops for presentation and default timeout is 10 min, on many occasions the will be no activity during presentation and screen saver kicks in and locks computer during presentation<br />
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If i allow users to change timeout setting during the session, is it possible to reset timeout settings to default 10mins) when user logs off ? <br />
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or any other suggestions ? <br />
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Cheers <br />
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<br />
Thanks 
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Hi 

Some of the users take laptops for presentation and default timeout is 10 min, on many occasions the will be no activity during presentation and screen saver kicks in and locks computer during presentation

If i allow users to change timeout setting during the session, is it possible to reset timeout settings to default 10mins) when user logs off ? 

or any other suggestions ? 

Cheers 


Thanks 

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