I went to a workstation and did a gpupdate /force to refresh the policy and waited the 60 seconds-no dice. In the GPO I have enabled Password Protect The Screensaver. (also tested this on the command line and it does lock the workstation) In the GPO I have enabled the Force Specific Screensaver and set screensaver to: %windir%\system32\rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation In the GPO I have enabled the timeout(set it to 60 seconds) In the GPO I have enabled the screensaver User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization I make the changes to the default domain policy at: However when I create the GPO and apply it and test, it is not working. I have found all sorts of info on the web and on this site on how to do it-and it seems pretty simple. I am trying to set up a GPO that will automatically lock workstations after a predetermined time(no screensaver-just lock them). Flash Player, not YouTube, does it automatically.Our DC is Windows server 2008 R2 and our workstations in our company are Windows 7. I guess the answer to my original question is NOTHING. I tested this and it works whether in full screen or not, as long as a video is playing. They seem to be so focused on Flash Player 11, that they removed the list of "new features" available since Flash Player 10. Unfortunately I cannot find an official Adobe source for this. So… if you’re running a full screen app that plays audio and it is not paused, stopped or buffering and actually has volume the screensaver will not kick in. Flash Player 10.1 now temporarily disables your screensaver if video is playing and not paused, stopped or buffering. There’s nothing more annoying than having to press the keyboard or moving your mouse every few minutes to prevent the screensaver from kicking in while watching a video in full screen. Someone outside StackOverflow pointed me to this article: ĭisabled screen saver in full screen mode
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