GPO error

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JAJ

Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:03:297 ProcessGPO: Couldn't find the group policy
template file
<\\SERVER.Local\SysVol\SERVER.Local\Policies\{9949DC9A-F2E0-4281-B200-D3D372
BD555C}\gpt.ini>, error = 0x3.
USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:03:307 EvalList: ProcessGPO failed
USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:03:307 GetGPOInfo: EvaluateDeferredGPOs failed.
Exiting
USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:03:317 ProcessGPOs: GetGPOInfo failed.
USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:56:001 ProcessGPO: Couldn't find the group policy
template file
<\\SERVER.Local\SysVol\SERVER.Local\Policies\{9949DC9A-F2E0-4281-B200-D3D372
BD555C}\gpt.ini>, error = 0x3.
USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:56:011 EvalList: ProcessGPO failed
USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:56:021 GetGPOInfo: EvaluateDeferredGPOs failed.
Exiting
USERENV(1f0.b4) 16:21:56:031 ProcessGPOs: GetGPOInfo failed.
USERENV(1f0.d4) 16:21:56:151 GetGPOInfo: Local GPO's gpt.ini is not
accessible, assuming default state.
 
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Mark Renoden [MSFT]

Hi

Does this file actually exist in SYSVOL?

Does it exist on all DC's in SYSVOL?

On a DC try running

gpotool /verbose

You can also send this to a text file. It'll examine all of your DC's and
look for inconsistencies in the GPO's. GPOTool.exe is a resource kit tool
available from:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...69-57ff-4ae7-96ee-b18c4790cffd&displaylang=en

It sounds like the files are actually missing. That'd be where I start
looking. If they are, you'll want to investigate why this is the case. If
they're missing on only some DC's then you've probably got a replication
problem. If they're missing on all DC's, I'd guess that the files have been
removed from sysvol but the reference to the policy in AD still exists.
It'd be a case of removing the AD reference at this point and re-creating
the policy.

HTH
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Mark Renoden [MSFT]
Windows Platform Support Team
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