This is from a previous post that has gone stale, but the wording of it fits my exact issue. I have changed the specs to fit my situation:
I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this odd situation: We are running View 6.2.2.3508800 agent with Windows 7 x64 on a 5.5 server and use Dell Wyse D10DP zero clients for the users desk. Each desk has (so far) two monitors. Everything is fine, however in some situations when a user locks their workstation to walk away, it will lock but still display a static image on the secondary monitor of whatever was open there at the time of lock. So for instance, if a user had email open on the right (secondary) monitor when they lock, that page is still visible, while on the left (primary) monitor the standard
CTRL-ALT-DEL screen is shown. The page (or whatever is still visible) is in no way interactive, and since the image is static, even if the page auto-refreshes you will only ever see the content as it appeared when the machine was locked. When the user unlocks, both screens go black as they normally do and then display current content.
Has anyone else seen anything like this? It's not the biggest of deals, however it would be a security concern if a user left a sensitive document up on their secondary monitor, and locked their workstation to walk away.
It seems to be sporadic, to reproduce it has been hard at best.
