Re: Turning off auto-screen-lock?

By default it happens every ten minutes. You can modify it locally via
Control Panel/display/screensaver assuming there is no Group Policy setting
that is enforcing it. The GP setting would be in the enforcing GP under user
configuration/administrative templates/control panel/display. Running
rsop.msc would show the prevailing Group Policy for that setting. ---
Steve


"Joe Befumo" <joe@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is there any way to disable the feature on Windows 2003 Server that
automatically locks the terminal after a period of inactivity? Thanks.

Joe



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