Modify Registry

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Guest

Hello

Is it possible to modify registry settings like adding new keys, values, modifying existing ones through GPO
I 'm not saying about Registry settings in computer configuration->Windows settings->Security Settings

What i wanted to do is to deny access to specific drives
Group Policy allow only to deny a, b, c, d or all drives with no possibility to deny E drive and allow access to all others
or maybe there is another way to do it ?
 
B

Barry

I think you can modify the .adm file and configure it from there. Sorry if
thats not much use, I have read something about doing this, but can't
actaully remeber where. google :)


Tomasz Suder said:
Hello !

Is it possible to modify registry settings like adding new keys, values,
modifying existing ones through GPO ?
I 'm not saying about Registry settings in computer configuration->Windows settings->Security Settings.

What i wanted to do is to deny access to specific drives.
Group Policy allow only to deny a, b, c, d or all drives with no
possibility to deny E drive and allow access to all others.
 
D

Derek Melber [MVP]

You absolutely can!

Use an ADM template. Drive letters are in binary, so you will need to sum up
the drive letter "sum" (using binary) that you want to disable. If you look
at the default ADM template, you can figure out the pattern they are using.

Once you have your ADM template done, you just import it into the GPO and
then you can configure it!

--
Derek Melber
BrainCore.Net
(e-mail address removed)
Tomasz Suder said:
Hello !

Is it possible to modify registry settings like adding new keys, values,
modifying existing ones through GPO ?
I 'm not saying about Registry settings in computer configuration->Windows settings->Security Settings.

What i wanted to do is to deny access to specific drives.
Group Policy allow only to deny a, b, c, d or all drives with no
possibility to deny E drive and allow access to all others.
 

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