windows screensaver .scr
Hello guys,
I am new here bit i need some serious help ):
I want to send a new corporate screensaver to 70 users, running windows 2000 and XP.
We don't have AD... so no group policy is available and they don't have admin right.
I am using RSI (remote software installatioin) and it is working great but i can't do this simple task.
I belive you have to modifie something in the registry to activate it but i don't know the step to do it all.
If someone could hlep me it would be much appreciated.
I am new here bit i need some serious help ):
I want to send a new corporate screensaver to 70 users, running windows 2000 and XP.
We don't have AD... so no group policy is available and they don't have admin right.
I am using RSI (remote software installatioin) and it is working great but i can't do this simple task.
I belive you have to modifie something in the registry to activate it but i don't know the step to do it all.
If someone could hlep me it would be much appreciated.
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Posted by:
PackageExpert
14 years ago
Google is there for help. Anyway you may try this
http://andrius.kozeniauskas.com/blog/2008/03/19/how-to-deploy-screensaver-with-sms2003sccm/
You can also do the above in a MSI package.
http://andrius.kozeniauskas.com/blog/2008/03/19/how-to-deploy-screensaver-with-sms2003sccm/
You can also do the above in a MSI package.
Posted by:
srivard
14 years ago
Wow! I had found the same page [:D]
I tried that and it is not working, seems to be missing something, especially in the copy script
Can you look at it and tell me if you see something that i don't
Thank's
I tried that and it is not working, seems to be missing something, especially in the copy script
Can you look at it and tell me if you see something that i don't
Thank's
Posted by:
PackageExpert
14 years ago
i believe you need to have a SCR and reg file. You can perhaps try this manually first? Copy the screen saver file to System32 Folder and add the registry. Then see if its working?
After which you can create an MSI package which install those 2 files and include a Active Setup registry to that it copies the HKCU reg to each user that logs in.
Info on Active Setup is here:-
http://itninja.com/blog/view/appdeploy:-articles:-activesetup
Hope this helps
After which you can create an MSI package which install those 2 files and include a Active Setup registry to that it copies the HKCU reg to each user that logs in.
Info on Active Setup is here:-
http://itninja.com/blog/view/appdeploy:-articles:-activesetup
Hope this helps
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