Shannon Baz-Casper
December 5th 03, 08:07 PM
wrote:
>I am the Network Administrator at a Public School and we
>are replacing Windows 98 with XP. Is there a way to have
>all the users to see the same desktop? I need each
>student to have a unique login name, but all have the
>same desktop when they login. I am using a Novell 6.0
>server, so I don't have any domains, we use the Dynamic
>Local User to login, and it erases the user each time
>they logout.
I imagine that the best way to do this would be to set up
a group policy using the Microsoft Management Console (go
to gpedit.msc from Start>Run). Next, go to User
Configuration>Administrative Templates>Desktop>Active
Desktop. Enable active desktop and then enable active
desktop wallpaper and specify which wallpaper to use.
What do you use to set up your machines? Do you use Norton
Ghost and load one image onto all machines? If you do
that, it should work to just set up active desktop
wallpaper on your image and it should be present on all of
the machines you push that image out to.
>I am the Network Administrator at a Public School and we
>are replacing Windows 98 with XP. Is there a way to have
>all the users to see the same desktop? I need each
>student to have a unique login name, but all have the
>same desktop when they login. I am using a Novell 6.0
>server, so I don't have any domains, we use the Dynamic
>Local User to login, and it erases the user each time
>they logout.
I imagine that the best way to do this would be to set up
a group policy using the Microsoft Management Console (go
to gpedit.msc from Start>Run). Next, go to User
Configuration>Administrative Templates>Desktop>Active
Desktop. Enable active desktop and then enable active
desktop wallpaper and specify which wallpaper to use.
What do you use to set up your machines? Do you use Norton
Ghost and load one image onto all machines? If you do
that, it should work to just set up active desktop
wallpaper on your image and it should be present on all of
the machines you push that image out to.