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hi,<br />
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I have been playing with windows screen saver<br />
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I have created an folder within the File Server to show pictures as a screen saver <br />
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I have 5 pictures I would like to show <br />
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These are copied to the client machine from GPO<br />
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GPO Setting<br />
Source Files \\fileserver\ScreenSaver\*<wbr />.*<br />
Destination Folder c:\windows\ScreenSaver<br />
Suppress errors on individual File actions<br />
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Read Only &nbsp;- Disabled<br />
Hidden &nbsp;- Disabled<br />
Archive - disabled<br />
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Stop processing items on this extension if an error occurs on this item - No<br />
Remove this item when it is no longer applied - No<br />
Apply once and do not reapply - No<br />
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This works a treat but &nbsp;When I delete a picture from the file server, The client machine is still picking up the old picture. Do I need to add an gpo to delete the client machine folder c:\windows\screensaver\*.*<wbr /> then re publish the pictures ? <br />
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regards,
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hi,

I have been playing with windows screen saver

I have created an folder within the File Server to show pictures as a screen saver 

I have 5 pictures I would like to show 

These are copied to the client machine from GPO

GPO Setting
Source Files \\fileserver\ScreenSaver\*.*
Destination Folder c:\windows\ScreenSaver
Suppress errors on individual File actions

Read Only  - Disabled
Hidden  - Disabled
Archive - disabled

Stop processing items on this extension if an error occurs on this item - No
Remove this item when it is no longer applied - No
Apply once and do not reapply - No

This works a treat but  When I delete a picture from the file server, The client machine is still picking up the old picture. Do I need to add an gpo to delete the client machine folder c:\windows\screensaver\*.* then re publish the pictures ? 

regards,

GPO Screen Saver not delete Pictures

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