interop, How to determine if the windows screensaver option "on resume, display windows Welcome screen" is checked

1. How to determine if the windows screensaver option "on resume, dis

2. Windows OPK Ading Branding To Welcome Screen, Welcome Centre etc

3. Full-screen app: taskbar partially visible after resuming from screensaver - .NET Windows Forms

4. Keyboard lockup at "welcome to setup" screen windows 2000/xp

By the way, I'm installing on a totally new HD - not sure if this
should make a difference at the welcome to setup screen, but thought
I'd add that info.

"Andrew Clancy" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news:< XXXX@XXXXX.COM >...
> I'm getting an error where my computer freezes on entering the "welcome to
> setup" screen on Windows 2000 and XP.
> The keyboard responds right up until the previous screen, as in pressing
> caps lock / num lock & the lights work,
> but pressing enter 'to set up windows 2000 now doesn't invoke a response.
> 
> Oh, and the keyboard works fine in the bios, and on a knoppix cd-bootable
> version of linux I've got.
> 
> Any ideas?

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6. Modifying settings in MS Windows Display Properties (Screensaver tab)

Can I manually modify the Display Properties->ScreenSaver tab values from
within aWindows C# application? During setup of my screensaver, I'd like to
be able
to configure this tab (specifically, Screen Saver to use and minutes) so the
user doesn't have to go there and do it manually.

Also, is it the same process with any Windows OS or would I need to check
what version it's running? Finally, would this work with any user regardless
of what group they're in? Is protection an issue for this config (eg. my
program may not have permission to access these settings when user Guest is
logged on)?

Thanks.

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