#Icons too big windows 7 windows

I've done my fair share of filling out change control paperwork, after hours emergency support, and complaining that there's problems with our system image on certain model workstations, and all the rest. I know how production environments work, i've worked in big business and small business.

#Icons too big windows 7 windows

Globally saying 'you cant turn off windows firewall' is a lot different than globally saying 'icons have to be this size.' One size does not fit all users, and there is no reason to change it. Icon size isn't baked into GPO for a reason, because it's a per-user usability setting.

Unless a setting is costing employees' time, don't waste yours to fix a problem that doesn't exist.Д¬lick to expand.No, they don't need to make *critical systems changes* on their own. Set your policies to give employees the functionality they need and leave it alone at that. If you go about changing them for me, it's possibly going to cost us productivity which we happen to bill out to clients at $100-400/hour. My preferred setup is different than yours, and I like my icons at the default size.

The bright colours (combined with the fluorescent lighting in the building) causes several of my co-workers and I eye strain.Дo you have any idea how much productivity is lost on a daily basis because marketing thought an email wasn't sufficient to get the message across? Some level of personalization will help employees work more efficiently. The wallpaper settings are locked out to the point where I cannot change them even if I wanted to. These wallpapers include words and are often bright in colour (the way you'd make a billboard).

Click to expand.Do you have any idea how stupid this sounds?Д«ecause of the ridiculous bureaucracy that runs through my company, marketing has told IT that they need to set the wallpaper on our workstations based on whatever important company news or event is happening.