[andy white]

I am trying to find a way of deploying a logon screen saver. I have found a
way of changing it on a single XP machine but want to deploy it to over 400.
We are using 2003 Active Directory. Is there group policy that changes the
screen saver when no one is logged on

Thanks in advance

[Torgeir Bakken \(MVP\)]

andy white wrote:

> I am trying to find a way of deploying a logon screen saver. I have found a
> way of changing it on a single XP machine but want to deploy it to over 400.
> We are using 2003 Active Directory. Is there group policy that changes the
> screen saver when no one is logged on
Hi,

I would think you could do it in a computer startup script (set with a
GPO) that runs as part of the boot up process (before the user logs in).


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[Al Stu]

See "Welcome Screen Screen Saver" thread of 5/8/2005.

"andy white" <andywhite@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3DC729BE-9164-4678-AC5C-D69C12CCB41A@microsoft.com...
>I am trying to find a way of deploying a logon screen saver. I have found a
> way of changing it on a single XP machine but want to deploy it to over
> 400.
> We are using 2003 Active Directory. Is there group policy that changes the
> screen saver when no one is logged on
>
> Thanks in advance