Prevent Remote Desktop 2008R2 session from locking after 10 mins of inactivity

Do you have a screensaver setup?
GPEDIT -> User configuration -> Administrative templates -> control panel -> display
Change screen saver to disabled, and screen saver timeout to a high value just in case.
Sometimes there are issues with screensaver settings stuck there is a reg fix for it as well:[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "ScreenSaverIsSecure"="0"

Can someone direct me where to prevent the session from locking after 10 mins.  I have read that this is a default behavior of 2008R2.
Thanks
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