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Tips: "Force Screensaver to start during logon."
Tips: You can force the Windows NT screen saver to start during logon if no user logs on immediately.
Solution: Do some changes in the registry like this:
Klick on "Start", choose "run", and type "regedit" (or "regedt32") and klick on "OK".
Locate the Registry subkey:
HKEY_USERS
\DEFAULT
\Control Panel
\Desktop
From the parameter list, select "ScreenSaveActive", choose String on the Edit menu. In the String field, change the value from "0" to "1" and choose OK.
From the parameter list, select "SCRNSAVE.EXE". Choose String from the Edit menu. Enter the filename of the screen saver you want to use. For example one of these:
"black16.scr" (blank screen, best on servers, uses less CPU)
"sstars.scr" (flying stars)
"ssmyst.scr" (flying lines)
Similarly, edit the String field for the "ScreenSaveTimeOut" parameter, and enter the time (in seconds) you want the screen saver to wait before activating.
After you complete these changes and shut down Windows NT, the screen saver should activate if a user fails to log on within the time specified by "ScreenSaveTimeOut".
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