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Clients get automatically lockedHi,
All my XP clients in a domain environment gets automatically locked after a periof of inactivity. How can i disable this feature ? Please help -- Haroon Malik Systems Engineer In news:8B76902F-6EDB-4486-80FA-97961ED8A613@microsoft.com, Haroon Malik <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:> Hi, Someone may have set this up in group policy..password protected screen > > All my XP clients in a domain environment gets automatically locked > after a periof of inactivity. How can i disable this feature ? > > Please help saver, most likely. Dear Lanwench,
Is this the default behaviour of Windows, because there is no screen saver enabled for the users on the PC's. However please tell me how should i configure the GPO on my AD to disable this automatic locking of workstations. Please help. Thanks in advance. -- Show quoteHide quoteHaroon Malik Systems Engineer Aljazeera Cannel Doha Qatar "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > > > In news:8B76902F-6EDB-4486-80FA-97961ED8A613@microsoft.com, > Haroon Malik <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> typed: > > Hi, > > > > All my XP clients in a domain environment gets automatically locked > > after a periof of inactivity. How can i disable this feature ? > > > > Please help > > Someone may have set this up in group policy..password protected screen > saver, most likely. > > > "Haroon Malik" <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message No.news:74A067AC-B012-4120-8F64-EEE867A42A44@microsoft.com... > Dear Lanwench, > > Is this the default behaviour of Windows, > because there is no screen saver First, you need to see what GPO is *setting* this. Try running rsop.msc on > enabled for the users on the PC's. > > However please tell me how should i configure the GPO on my AD to disable > this automatic locking of workstations. the clients. Show quoteHide quote > > Please help. Thanks in advance. > -- > Haroon Malik > > Systems Engineer > Aljazeera Cannel > Doha Qatar > > > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > >> >> >> In news:8B76902F-6EDB-4486-80FA-97961ED8A613@microsoft.com, >> Haroon Malik <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> typed: >> > Hi, >> > >> > All my XP clients in a domain environment gets automatically locked >> > after a periof of inactivity. How can i disable this feature ? >> > >> > Please help >> >> Someone may have set this up in group policy..password protected screen >> saver, most likely. >> >> >> Hi,
It doesnt show any policy applied like this after running rsop.msc -- Show quoteHide quoteHaroon Malik Systems Engineer "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > > "Haroon Malik" <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:74A067AC-B012-4120-8F64-EEE867A42A44@microsoft.com... > > Dear Lanwench, > > > > Is this the default behaviour of Windows, > > No. > > > because there is no screen saver > > enabled for the users on the PC's. > > > > However please tell me how should i configure the GPO on my AD to disable > > this automatic locking of workstations. > > First, you need to see what GPO is *setting* this. Try running rsop.msc on > the clients. > > > > > Please help. Thanks in advance. > > -- > > Haroon Malik > > > > Systems Engineer > > Aljazeera Cannel > > Doha Qatar > > > > > > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > > > >> > >> > >> In news:8B76902F-6EDB-4486-80FA-97961ED8A613@microsoft.com, > >> Haroon Malik <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> typed: > >> > Hi, > >> > > >> > All my XP clients in a domain environment gets automatically locked > >> > after a periof of inactivity. How can i disable this feature ? > >> > > >> > Please help > >> > >> Someone may have set this up in group policy..password protected screen > >> saver, most likely. > >> > >> > >> > > > In news:AC474E1B-B1C9-4A10-949E-7287C3F4749C@microsoft.com, Haroon Malik <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:> Hi, I believe you have an identical message/thread going in one of the other > > It doesnt show any policy applied like this after running rsop.msc groups - please stick to that thread. Show quoteHide quote > >> >> "Haroon Malik" <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> message news:74A067AC-B012-4120-8F64-EEE867A42A44@microsoft.com... >>> Dear Lanwench, >>> >>> Is this the default behaviour of Windows, >> >> No. >> >>> because there is no screen saver >>> enabled for the users on the PC's. >>> >>> However please tell me how should i configure the GPO on my AD to >>> disable this automatic locking of workstations. >> >> First, you need to see what GPO is *setting* this. Try running >> rsop.msc on the clients. >> >>> >>> Please help. Thanks in advance. >>> -- >>> Haroon Malik >>> >>> Systems Engineer >>> Aljazeera Cannel >>> Doha Qatar >>> >>> >>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> >>>> In news:8B76902F-6EDB-4486-80FA-97961ED8A613@microsoft.com, >>>> Haroon Malik <HaroonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> typed: >>>>> Hi, >>>>> >>>>> All my XP clients in a domain environment gets automatically >>>>> locked after a periof of inactivity. How can i disable this >>>>> feature ? >>>>> >>>>> Please help >>>> >>>> Someone may have set this up in group policy..password protected >>>> screen saver, most likely. 
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