O
Obewahn
The date on your computer is wrong. I'd start there.
M
Matt
Are you talking about Updating the GPO?
Run GPUpdate to immediately refresh the policy settings on a client.
If you are talking about removing all group policys because you have hosed
up your machines, then you will need to remove the policy objects from their
respective AD containers.
~Matt
Run GPUpdate to immediately refresh the policy settings on a client.
If you are talking about removing all group policys because you have hosed
up your machines, then you will need to remove the policy objects from their
respective AD containers.
~Matt
S
Salva
Matt said:
Hi Matt
So you are saying that if I delete my domain policy (default domain policy)
and make a new one, all is back to default GP settings?
-salva
S
Salva
Okay. I too only operate with Win2k and XP so it's fine with me 
Thanks
-salva
Thanks
-salva
T
Tim Springston \(MSFT\)
Kyan-
Was there a specific setting(s) you were looking to remove? Or were you
looking to set back to 'defaults' for some settings?
Generally speaking, settings would need to be removed via policy. In other
words, if you set a machine's security policy to LMCOMPATIBLITYLEVEL=2
(which is a GPO selection that puts a setting in the registry), then you
would need to process a lower setting in policy, such as
LMCOMPATIBLITYLEVEL=0, to remove that setting. It does depend on the
setting though since some are set in other places than the registry (such as
user rights), and some are defined in local policy, so removing a later
processing policy (such as from OU) may let local policy on a machine 'win'.
Was there a specific setting(s) you were looking to remove? Or were you
looking to set back to 'defaults' for some settings?
Generally speaking, settings would need to be removed via policy. In other
words, if you set a machine's security policy to LMCOMPATIBLITYLEVEL=2
(which is a GPO selection that puts a setting in the registry), then you
would need to process a lower setting in policy, such as
LMCOMPATIBLITYLEVEL=0, to remove that setting. It does depend on the
setting though since some are set in other places than the registry (such as
user rights), and some are defined in local policy, so removing a later
processing policy (such as from OU) may let local policy on a machine 'win'.
K
kyan
How can I reset the group policy?
thanks
thanks