Disable the remote host desktop wallpaper using Group Policy Settings *

A desktop wallpaper is an image or photograph that is displayed as the background on a computer desktop. It is typically used to personalize the appearance of a computer, and can be changed to reflect a user's preferences or interests. Desktop wallpapers can be found in many different styles and themes, including landscapes, nature scenes, abstract designs, and photographs of famous people, or famous quotes and slogans. They can be set as a static image or as a slideshow that changes images at regular intervals.

Users can speed up the rendering of the remote PC desktop display, particularly over slow data links, by disabling the display of the remote PC desktop wallpaper on the client PC's. This can be configured on the Remote Desktop host PC using the Group Policy Editor.

Windows Group Policy Settings is a feature in the Windows operating system that allows administrators to centrally manage and configure settings for multiple computers in a network. It allows administrators to apply policies and settings to specific groups of users or computers, such as disabling certain features, controlling access to certain applications, and setting security and privacy settings. These policies can be applied to both local and domain-joined computers. It is a powerful tool for managing and securing a network of Windows computers.

Also see the Using Group Policy with Remote Desktop section of the Resource Kit. Run gpedit.msc and navigate to the Local Computer Policy | Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Terminal Services policies. Double click on the Enforce Removal of Remote Desktop Wallpaper policy and select Enable. Click OK to save the new configuration. Click on File | Exit to exit the Group Policy Editor.

This post can be used in conjunction with my other post:
http://new-it-discussions.blogspot.in/2012/09/color-coding-scheme-in-remote.html



--Mohd Anwar jamal Faiz