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My Windows XP Magazine said a while back that it only affects the current user, but i've had no such luck |
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Bow Down to the King
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GPO only affects standard users and power users. Local administrators will continue to have unrestricted access to the computer.
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What settings are you trying to restrict specifically?
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Glaanies script monkey
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Originally Posted by madmatt
This is just not true. Group policies affect all users. If you want to restrict specific users, you have to enter in the group policy restrictions in the registry for the user you are trying to restrict. |
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Glaanies script monkey
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Every GPO in the administrative templates, if enabled, will affect all users? Show me one that does not.
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Bow Down to the King
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You're right. I take it back.
Using Active Directory and the way I build networks I don't apply Group Policies to the users container (besides security policies, e.g. security settings). I create a new GPO for Domain Users and another for Domain Computers then apply policies to those containers. That's why Group Policy doesn't apply to Administrator. |
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Glaanies script monkey
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Right, I guess I should have said if you are using AD and have a domain controller you can set specific policies, on a standalone PC or in a network without a DC you cannot.
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Bow Down to the King
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I'm sorry for confusing everyone; I thought this was posted in Windows Server.
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I was trying to apply settings from all of the User Configuration, i thought it would be better than using third party programs if Windows could do it on its own. i don't know how to set all the registry settings so i guess they will have to do thanks
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Glaanies script monkey
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http://www.j79zlr.com/gphome.php
That is a list of [mostly] all the registry entries corresponding to group policy. |
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