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Modifying boot.ini via group policy script (to turn off DEP)

Asked by meirionwyllt in Windows XP Operating System, Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

We have found that DEP interferes with a few of our systems, and that switching it to 'OptOut' is no enough, the only way is to turn is off completely by adding a /NoExecute switch in the Boot.ini file.

The thing is, I could easily create a GPO that would replace the boot.ini on the client machines, but I'd rather not replace the file.  Is there a way of using batch script to modify the file instead, but using some kind of lookup of something?

Or, if you know another way of switching DEP completely off.

Thanks
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