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and skills up to date and keep your Windows and other systems secure.


=== SECURITY Q&A ===============================================
by Randy Franklin Smith, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Preventing Users from Disabling a Screen Saver

Q: How can I prevent my users from disabling the password-protected 
screensaver that I configure when setting up new systems?

A: If your computers and user accounts are part of an Active Directory 
(AD) domain, you can use one Group Policy Object (GPO) to deploy a 
policy to all your users that prevents them from disabling the screen 
saver. If you don't use AD, you'll need to configure the setting in the 
local GPO of each computer.

Whether editing a GPO in AD or a computer's local GPO, maneuver to the 
User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Control Panel\Display 
folder in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Group Policy Object 
Editor and enable the "Hide Screen Saver tab" policy. Now when users 
open the Display applet in Control Panel, the Screen Saver tab just 
won't be there for them to access. Note that the Display folder also 
contains other policies that enable you to configure the screen saver 
itself as well as its timeout value and other parameters.

(This Security Q&A originally appeared in the Windows IT Security 
newsletter's Access Denied column.) 


==== SECURITY RESOURCES ========================================
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