On Jan 2, 2:01 pm, WB <W...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> After installing (and un-installing) Internet Explorer 7, I now get promted
> with a "Publisher could not be verified" dialog every time I try to edit any
> batch files.
>
> Solutions on the internet point to a setting in Global Policy, however the
> folder referenced does not exist: User Configuration >>AdministrativeTemplates>> Windows Components >> Attachment Manager
>
> I see now that my Group Policy settings have been mangled. When I run
> gpedit.msc, I now only have 1 folder under User Configuration>AdministrativeTemplates: Windows Components. This folder only contains 1 sub-folder
> (Windows Media Player).
>
> Is there a way to restore myAdministrativeTemplatesGroup Policy folder?
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Bill Baker
Not sure if you found a solution to this but in my process of trying
to solve a similar problem, and resolving it, I thought I would post
what I did to solve to this post since I kept coming back to it in my
search.
Run gpedit.msc, under computer configuration - right click on
administrative templates and select add/remove templates, click add
button at bottom, select 'system.adm', click open, click close.
I was then able to acccess the templates that were missing for me.
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