Re: Rights for setting system profile (monitor) on WindowsXP
Re: Rights for setting system profile (monitor) on WindowsXP
- Subject: Re: Rights for setting system profile (monitor) on WindowsXP
- From: Michael Papet <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:00:30 -0700 (PDT)
>Problem is they run tight security policies in that lab, and if a user is
>not logged in as administrator or does not have administrator rights, there
>is no way to change the default monitor profile. The newly created profile
>can be selected all we want but the Apply button remains forever grayed out
If it's for teaching students about profiling, then the only way I could imagine it working is with a Group Policy Object. I am impatient with Microsoft's needlessly complex and ineffective security scheme so I have no idea what it would look like, or, if it is probable one could be constructed.
You'll need the cooperation of someone with Admin rights and their boss to sign off on the change to get it done.
Good luck.
Roger Breton
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