Summary: Can someone help me. I created a new policy recently to give some students access to the local drive, as I'd hidden the 'my computer icon' from the de...
Summary: I'm trying to test a group policy that removes the help menu from the start up menu bar and I'm applying it at the domain controllers OU, would I see ...
Summary: This is my Problem. I am using win2k printer server where I installed a hp printer and I made it shareble. So, there is the problem, when a user logg...
Summary: Ok, here goes..... I have a stand-alone server (yes, I know) that I want to apply a group policy to certain groups of people who log-in. But, since t...
Summary: I have problems because my group policies do not take effect. I did a search and found many possible solutions; which I will try tomorrow when I'm at ...
Summary: HELP! In Group Policy I accidentally put the "administrators" group in the "Deny" settings...shouldn't work at 5:00am on no sleep... I was resolving...
Summary: Yes, Make 2 New Organizational Units, by right clicking on the server name in "Active Directory" Make one called, Staff Users and the other called Adm...
Summary: I have a problem when I open the Domain Security Policy snapin. The error I am getting is " Failed to open the Group Policy Object. You may not have t...
Summary: Whenever I change the local group policy settings, for some reason the connection settings in Internet Explorer reverts back to Never Dial. I have ev...
Summary: I would like to set up on my small Network restrictions on certain users logging in. Could any one give me some information on setting up profiles an...
Summary: Dear All I am running a Network of 100 computers. All Client PCs are running Windows 2000 Professional. I wanted to ask that is it possible to impleme...
Summary: Hello Try that: Open the mmc (start/run, type mmc) In the console menu, click Add/Remove Snap-in... In the Add/Remove Snap-in window, click the add.....
Summary: Thanks Glen! Kinda figured it out. I got my gpos to be applied by editing the default gpo settings on my domain controller and have the gpo settings b...
Summary: Hi, I set group policy in active directory windows 2000 server . but it sometimes do good in my workstation and sometimes dont work . Can you help me....
Summary: I work for a public library and we have several computers set up for patrons to use. The computers already have a user account logged-in before the pa...
Summary: I use the great utility that MS included with win2kserver called gpresult. Go to a command prompt and type gpresult >gp.txt This will pipe to a text f...
Summary: I am assisting my company in a migration to Windows 2000 and I am looking for a chart or a list of all the options and descriptions within the Windows...
Summary: Hi all, I have this mock question for my MCSE that im not sure about, so could anyone help. Is there any easy way to understand group policy's? Here i...
Summary: When I am in Group Policy editor the policy i am changing is under User Configuration, Administrative Templates, System. The Policy is Custom user int...
Summary: Please help desperately, i keep getting the following errors repeatedly in the event viewer, and I know its affecting the Group policies, cause i cann...
Summary: Hi, I've been trying to get my head around managing users on a Win2K system, and I've noticed two things. 1. I want to change the password expiry for...
Summary: I put the user names in the OU! when I log in with those user names, the group policy that i set for those users start menus do not change! I don't kn...
Summary: In Windows 2000, Group Policies can be applied at 4 levels: Local, Site, Domain, and OU. If you want all of your XP clients to have the same settings...
Summary: I am trying to get the disk quota feature of group policy to work and am not able to make it happen for W2000. I have tried the following configuratio...
Summary: I am trying to use Group Policy to install Win XP SP1 on all machines connecting to my W2K Server. Downloaded SP1 Network Installation from MS site an...
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