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by ctmcswain

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I work for a company that has a fairly large number of public users that come in and user a set number of computers. These computers are having some issues at the moment with their Power Settings. After 10 minutes, they go to Screen Saver (which is fine) and then after another 10 minutes the monitor goes into hibernation. I personally don't see a problem with this but some other's do take issue with it. I was wondering if there's an easy way to control this via a GP setting? Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

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by Member 20041464

You can use our Power Manager PowerMan tool.
This allows you to easily configure power
management via Group Policy. The tool
supports different policies different
users/groups etc and also allows you to
easily configure a policy for when nobody is
logged on. We also include a reporting module
that tracks computer usage over a period of
time and allows you to refine your power
management strategy.

see: www.datasynergy.co.uk

James

by bob777889

Is there a way to do it through group policy? If not is there a registry key I can change and apply through group policy. Thanks in advance.

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