Hi! I've got a NT Workstation, and I want to install Policy Editor(I've got the NT Server CD..) Is there a setup file to run to install it??!?! OR i can I just copy the needed files???. Can someone please guide me on this!!!?!? :)

i had the same problem. i didnt find any install files so i tried to copy the files. yet, it didnt work.it gave me some error massage that i cant use the server poledit version on workstation.

Hi! I've got a NT Workstation, and I want to install Policy Editor(I've got the NT Server CD..) Is there a setup file to run to install it??!?! OR i can I just copy the needed files???. Can someone please guide me on this!!!?!? :)

John Savill / March 5, 1999 Q. How can I install the Policy Editor on a Workstation? A. A. The Policy editor is POLEDIT.exe and a number of .adm files. To install the Policy Editor on a workstation perform the following: Copy POLEDIT.exe from the %systemroot% on a Windows NT Server machine to the %systemroot% folder on the Workstation. Copy common.adm,windows.adm and winnt.adm from %systemroot%/inf on the NT Server to the %systemroot%/inf folder on the workstation You will now be able to run the Policy Editor on a Windows NT Workstation. You may want to create a shortcut to POLEDIT.exe in your Administrative Tools folder. http://www.windows2000faq.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=14888

There's a lot of info in Microsoft's knowledge base about profiles and policies. Here is an article to get you started: Article ID: Q185589. This article explains how policy editor works and HOW TO INSTALL it (WHERE TO FIND IT) and how to use (set policies). Article ID: Q185590: shows how policy's change diff registry keys. EVERYTHING you need to know about installing and configuring policies is in Microsofts knowledge base...I know because I have used it extensively. Have fun!