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What's the need for NTUSER.POL?
It looks like gpedit creates 2 registry.pol files and a ntuser.pol in every profile.
I understand how the registry.pol files work, but I'm out of idea about ntuser.pol.
Can anyone help me about this?
I understand how the registry.pol files work, but I'm out of idea about ntuser.pol.
Can anyone help me about this?
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Are both machines similar ( sp2 with all patches ) or is there anything different.
loggin in as admin on both ?
loggin in as admin on both ?
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Identical machines (VM Ware virtual machines), with the same master, logged on with the same account with user rights. SP1 with all critical patches.
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I forgot to mention that if I use gpedit to makes the changes on the second machine, it does works. My problem is only with automatically bringing those changes to another computer.
u mean ur unable to rollout a common group policy ?sorry for the confusion...
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No. We're in workgroup, no AD, and using Novell and NDS. So, if I'm not mistaken, there's no way to to group policies.
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Thanks for your help. I've found the solution : Copy the entire directory and not only registry.pol
Thanks for the points and grade and for that bit of information(Copy the entire directory and not only registry.pol)
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Thanks