hi all,

i have implented a group policy for all of our end-users
here (approx. 30) but one user does not update her policy
settings when i change them in the group policy. I have
done a secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy & user policy
on the desktop but to no avail........ any ideas?

thanks in advance.

Is the GPO assigned to the users or the computers?
If it is assigned to a computer is the computer that is
not getting the GPO passed down in the same OU as the rest
of the computers that are getting the GPO? Is the user in
the same OU as the user who are getting the GPO?

Try the /enforce at the end of the secedit command.

Remove the computer from the domain and then reset the
computer account and rejoin the domain.

Ensure that the offending computer has the same local
security settings applied as the other computers
>-----Original Message-----
>hi all,
>
>i have implented a group policy for all of our end-users
>here (approx. 30) but one user does not update her policy
>settings when i change them in the group policy. I have
>done a secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy & user
policy
>on the desktop but to no avail........ any ideas?
>
>thanks in advance.
>.
>

Hi,

thanks for your reply, i have emailed you about it....


>-----Original Message-----
>Is the GPO assigned to the users or the computers?
>If it is assigned to a computer is the computer that is
>not getting the GPO passed down in the same OU as the
rest
>of the computers that are getting the GPO? Is the user
in
>the same OU as the user who are getting the GPO?
>
>Try the /enforce at the end of the secedit command.
>
>Remove the computer from the domain and then reset the
>computer account and rejoin the domain.
>
>Ensure that the offending computer has the same local
>security settings applied as the other computers
>>-----Original Message-----
>>hi all,
>>
>>i have implented a group policy for all of our end-users
>>here (approx. 30) but one user does not update her
policy
>>settings when i change them in the group policy. I have
>>done a secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy & user
>policy
>>on the desktop but to no avail........ any ideas?
>>
>>thanks in advance.