So the best way to protect your computer from viruses is to update it now. Windows 7 users who don't upgrade to Windows 10 are already missing out on Microsoft's security updates, bug fixes and technical support. Read more: Windows 11 review: Familiar but fresh But you can expect to update to Windows 11 soon because support for Windows 10 will end in 2025. Updating to Windows 10 now will make future updates, like Windows 11, easier.
But you don't necessarily have to shell out the cash: Over the summer, there was a free Microsoft upgrade offer that worked (it still might). If you're still running Windows 7, you can buy Windows 10 Home on Microsoft's website for $139 (£120, AU$225). (Here's how to download Windows 11 and how to check if your computer's compatible.) Anyone on older operating systems will have to pay to upgrade. If you're still running an older version of Windows, keep in mind that Windows 11 will only be available as a free upgrade for Windows 10 users, not older versions. Microsoft no longer offers support for Windows 7, and now the company has launched Windows 11. Reboot and the new picture will be copied to all vista clients in the OU the gpo is contained within.ĭim FSO Const OverWriteExisting = True Set FSO = Createobject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") LocalLocation = "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\User Account Pictures\" CompanyPictureLocation = "\\UNC\Path\Of\Picture\User.bmp" FSO.Time is running out to upgrade to Windows 10. Navigate to: Computer Configuration>Policies>Win dows Settings>Scripts>Startup>A dd>(Copy the folder path from the open file dialog & then open it up in windows explorer and finally copy the attached script there.) Edit the attached script and change the CompanyPictureLocation = "\\UNC\Path\Of\Picture" to the network location of the picture and of course save as *.vbs be sure that the new picture is a bitmap and is named User.bmpĥ. And set to enabled and keep the GPMC opened.Ĥ. Navigate to: Computer Configuration>Policies>Adm inistrativ e Templates>Control Panel>User Accounts>Apply the default user logon picture to all users.
Either create a new group policy object or edit an existing one that is in the same OU as the vista computers.ģ. Load up the group policy management console.Ģ. So in order to enforce a default company picture do the following ġ. As there is no way to specify a single central network location for the picture you could use the following instead.
I was recently looking into setting the default User Account Picture for all my vista clients within the network but on closer inspection the group policy setting only allows you to set the default picture as the local default.
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