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Active Directory - WallPaper Assign to All the AD users
What is the best way to deploy the Active Directory all the users to apply the wallpaper . And also let me know the best way to apply to only to IT department for Testing
Is there any way we can set the 5 desktop wallpapers to rotate automatically all the 5days
size of the desktop wallpaper size is 68 kb -79 kb
Note : I have notice that the group policy not advisable to apply to default GPO ? we let me know the best practice
I have all the wallpapers in jpg format .
Is there any way we can set the 5 desktop wallpapers to rotate automatically all the 5days
size of the desktop wallpaper size is 68 kb -79 kb
Note : I have notice that the group policy not advisable to apply to default GPO ? we let me know the best practice
I have all the wallpapers in jpg format .
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I'd create a new policy for it, then apply it to only the group you want tested on. You could go to the next level and use item level targeting too. perhaps create a group which determines who gets the background - then you can do a few different backgrounds for different departments etc..
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I have created group policy and link to the it department . but wallpaper is not applying . Any reason for that .rsop.msc indicating my new setting on the result but physically not visible when I Login to the domain
my client PC is running windows 8.1 and server 20018 r2 . I have applied the wallpaper and but not working with the client . Any idea ? need any hotfix to installed ?
\\server\Shares\Wallpapers
create a GPO in desired OU
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Desktop > Desktop > Desktop Wallpaper
\\server\Shares\Wallpapers
fill
gpupdate /force
automatically changing for 5 days is also possible but it can done with Scheduling Task for every day.
you have to execute a .bat file with task scheduler daily at server startup or 8 AM.
if 5 wallpapers are listed in the folder '\\server\share\wallpapers
so the bat file just rename the wallpaper1.jpg to wallpaper.jpg each day and your GPO point to that wallpaper.jpg as default wallpaper.
example:
mondaywal.bat
rename d:\shares\wallpapers\wallp
tuewall.bat
rename d:\shares\wallpapers\wallp
create a GPO in desired OU
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Desktop > Desktop > Desktop Wallpaper
\\server\Shares\Wallpapers
fill
gpupdate /force
automatically changing for 5 days is also possible but it can done with Scheduling Task for every day.
you have to execute a .bat file with task scheduler daily at server startup or 8 AM.
if 5 wallpapers are listed in the folder '\\server\share\wallpapers
so the bat file just rename the wallpaper1.jpg to wallpaper.jpg each day and your GPO point to that wallpaper.jpg as default wallpaper.
example:
mondaywal.bat
rename d:\shares\wallpapers\wallp
tuewall.bat
rename d:\shares\wallpapers\wallp
\\server\Shares\Wallpapers
I have done every thing except all users . I have given authenticated users as read . Do I have to give access to Domain\users as well . Anyway I can access the set path from the client machine . but still client PC will load with the black background . when I check with the client PC , I can see the set wallpaper in the local client pc under personalized wallpapers section . I have applied that manually and restart the client PC . then it will go back to the old blank black background
I have done every thing except all users . I have given authenticated users as read . Do I have to give access to Domain\users as well . Anyway I can access the set path from the client machine . but still client PC will load with the black background . when I check with the client PC , I can see the set wallpaper in the local client pc under personalized wallpapers section . I have applied that manually and restart the client PC . then it will go back to the old blank black background
Run "gpresult /v >>c:\gp.txt" at client PC
but it seems the Registry key [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control
please create a String Value [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control
or
consider
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/977944
but it seems the Registry key [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control
please create a String Value [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control
or
consider
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/977944
I will try this too . but issue is all the users in that OU and no one get that wallpaper
we have windows 7 /8 /10 users in that OU
we have windows 7 /8 /10 users in that OU
The "Desktop Wallpaper" Group Policy setting is not applied in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2
Article only for windows 7 and server 2008 R2
Article only for windows 7 and server 2008 R2
If the group policies are not applying then you need to make sure that security filtering is set properly. You also need to make sure that you are linking the GPO to the correct OU where the users reside.
If you have done that and they are still not getting the policy you need to log in as that user and run rsop.msc on the client machine. This will show you all of the policies are being applied.
Will.
If you have done that and they are still not getting the policy you need to log in as that user and run rsop.msc on the client machine. This will show you all of the policies are being applied.
Will.
I have 6 users in the above OU and 3 of the users getting my new wallpaper . Including my PC not getting that wallpaper . Any reason for that ?
I have realized some big issue with applying new policy setting will take longer generally
I have realized some big issue with applying new policy setting will take longer generally
windows 10 pcs only same OU and both Pcs not getting new GPO based Desktop wall paper . my PC running windiows 8.1 and can see the RSOP result as newly assign path . But it didn't appear on the PC
have you tried to access the location in server in which .jpg exist ?
\\server\Shares\Wallpapers
the DC administrator and all domain users should have access to that location
try to access that location from DC and from the client as well
\\server\Shares\Wallpapers
the DC administrator and all domain users should have access to that location
try to access that location from DC and from the client as well
Both the location can access path . Do you thing this due to any service Pack Issue . thing is windows 8.1 PCs also getting this problem .
what is the best way to deploy the wallpaper for following requirement wise
different wallpaper for each define UO -I have create separate GPO and link to each respective OU ?
Same wallpaper for all the users in the domain - create one GPO and link to all the OUs ? or Can I change the default GPO : please advice me on this .
How to disable the link GPO from the OU level - un tick the "Link Enable "
different wallpaper for each define UO -I have create separate GPO and link to each respective OU ?
Same wallpaper for all the users in the domain - create one GPO and link to all the OUs ? or Can I change the default GPO : please advice me on this .
How to disable the link GPO from the OU level - un tick the "Link Enable "
Most of the times we organize OU structure as Department wise, this simplest theme always works like a charm for your first requirement.
Refer to the attachment, when organizing ADUC its better to make Additional OU for your site/domain. In this way we can easily apply GPO on all Users or PCs in one shot.
Disable inheritance and filtering can be done for specifying objects.
when we create a GPO and link that in any OU, the GPO just literraly link to the OU. Like if we make shortcut on our desktop of a executable file which is in program files or any where so the shortcut just link which execute that executable. Similarly OUs are in Group Policy Objects folder in AD and the link works like a shortcut in OUs.
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Refer to the attachment, when organizing ADUC its better to make Additional OU for your site/domain. In this way we can easily apply GPO on all Users or PCs in one shot.
Disable inheritance and filtering can be done for specifying objects.
when we create a GPO and link that in any OU, the GPO just literraly link to the OU. Like if we make shortcut on our desktop of a executable file which is in program files or any where so the shortcut just link which execute that executable. Similarly OUs are in Group Policy Objects folder in AD and the link works like a shortcut in OUs.
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