gpedit problem

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Crazyeyes

When i run gpedit.msc now i have lost all folders under administrative
templates - windows components. There is nothing there now except windows
media player.
This is the case both in computer configuration and user configuration. Also
windows components is the only folder there.
There should be windows components, system, network and also printers under
computer config.

Any idea to what has caused this ?

Steps taken already: 1 scanned for viruses - Clean
2 Run sfc /scannow - did not help.
 
Start | Run | gpedit.msc | OK |
Right click Administrative Templates | Add/Remove Templates...

[[If you want to add a template, click Add. In the Policy Templates dialog
box, click the template that you want to add, and then click Open.

In the Add/Remove Templates dialog box, click Close. ]]

There are seven choices on my machine, I don't
have 'em all figured out yet:
conf.adm = NetMeeting
inetcorp.adm = IE
inetres.adm = IE
inetset.adm = IE
system.adm = System
wmplayer.adm = Windows Media Player
wuau.adm =

They are files ending in adm located in:
C:\WINDOWS\inf
 
Yer cheers Wes just done this as you replied, thanks for your time.
Wesley Vogel said:
Start | Run | gpedit.msc | OK |
Right click Administrative Templates | Add/Remove Templates...

[[If you want to add a template, click Add. In the Policy Templates dialog
box, click the template that you want to add, and then click Open.

In the Add/Remove Templates dialog box, click Close. ]]

There are seven choices on my machine, I don't
have 'em all figured out yet:
conf.adm = NetMeeting
inetcorp.adm = IE
inetres.adm = IE
inetset.adm = IE
system.adm = System
wmplayer.adm = Windows Media Player
wuau.adm =

They are files ending in adm located in:
C:\WINDOWS\inf

--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

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Crazyeyes said:
When i run gpedit.msc now i have lost all folders under administrative
templates - windows components. There is nothing there now except
windows media player.
This is the case both in computer configuration and user
configuration. Also windows components is the only folder there.
There should be windows components, system, network and also printers
under computer config.

Any idea to what has caused this ?

Steps taken already: 1 scanned for viruses - Clean
2 Run sfc /scannow - did not help.
 
I didn't see your second, Solved, reply.
Glad you got it figured out! :-)

--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In
Crazyeyes said:
Yer cheers Wes just done this as you replied, thanks for your time.
Wesley Vogel said:
Start | Run | gpedit.msc | OK |
Right click Administrative Templates | Add/Remove Templates...

[[If you want to add a template, click Add. In the Policy Templates
dialog box, click the template that you want to add, and then click
Open.

In the Add/Remove Templates dialog box, click Close. ]]

There are seven choices on my machine, I don't
have 'em all figured out yet:
conf.adm = NetMeeting
inetcorp.adm = IE
inetres.adm = IE
inetset.adm = IE
system.adm = System
wmplayer.adm = Windows Media Player
wuau.adm =

They are files ending in adm located in:
C:\WINDOWS\inf

--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In
Crazyeyes said:
When i run gpedit.msc now i have lost all folders under
administrative templates - windows components. There is nothing
there now except windows media player.
This is the case both in computer configuration and user
configuration. Also windows components is the only folder there.
There should be windows components, system, network and also
printers under computer config.

Any idea to what has caused this ?

Steps taken already: 1 scanned for viruses - Clean
2 Run sfc /scannow - did not help.
 

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