Re: Screen saver query
- From: "Wesley Vogel" <123WVogel955@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2006 12:13:12 -0600
On resume
[[Specifies whether the logon window is displayed when you resume using
the computer after the screen saver has started running. If logging on
requires a password, you will have to type the password when you resume
work.]]
On resume, display Welcome screen is displayed if...
* The Welcome Screen is enabled
* Fast User Switching is enabled
* There is more than one user
These accounts do *NOT* count as more than one user...
Administrator
ASPNET
Guest
HelpAssistant
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On resume, display Welcome screen will change to On resume, password protect
if not enough users
If not password protected, this shows...
On resume, password protect
Selecting the On Resume, password protect check box will lock your computer
when the screen saver is activated. When you begin working again you will be
prompted to type your password to unlock it.
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In news:e2gcvb$jq6$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Dominic Quail <domsq@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> hunted and pecked:
Hi all
I noticed the other day that my one mate's PC, under the 'Screen Saver'
tab for display properties, has an option for 'On resume, display Welcome
screen'. On my PC (or any WinXP machine I've seen for that matter) it
should say 'On resume, password protect'.
I realise this isn't exactly a problem (as his PC works perfectly
otherwise), but I'm just curious as to what would cause this?
TIA,
Dominic
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