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I'm slightly confused on using this menthod since I have not done distributed a Reg change though GPO before. &nbsp;Is the registery settings you are pushing out from GPO reflecting that of the domain controller? &nbsp;It looks like if i'm doing this correctly, I'm just making all the keys in the paramaters folder availiable to everyone instead of forcing a specific key &quot;MaintainServerList&quot; = &quot;FALSE&quot; to be changed on any computer effected by this GPO. &nbsp;
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I'm slightly confused on using this menthod since I have not done distributed a Reg change though GPO before.  Is the registery settings you are pushing out from GPO reflecting that of the domain controller?  It looks like if i'm doing this correctly, I'm just making all the keys in the paramaters folder availiable to everyone instead of forcing a specific key "MaintainServerList" = "FALSE" to be changed on any computer effected by this GPO.  

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Go to a client PC that has the domain admin tools installed 
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Go to a client PC that has the domain admin tools installed

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I want to disable the master browser on our client machines. I know where the registry settings are, etc, but we have about 400 client machines and I would like to do this using a GPO.<br />
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I've done it before with a script as well, but I'd like something more permanant and reliable......<br />
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Anyone know how to do this using a GPO?
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I want to disable the master browser on our client machines. I know where the registry settings are, etc, but we have about 400 client machines and I would like to do this using a GPO.

I've done it before with a script as well, but I'd like something more permanant and reliable......

Anyone know how to do this using a GPO?

How to Turn off Master Browser with GPO

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