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Hi, <br />
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Could you please provide the screenshots of where you are clicking and what is greyed out and what do want to enable. <br />
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Thanks &nbsp;
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Thanks very much for the Screen shots, <br />
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Well it looks like a GPO to me, well normally anything greyed out is considered as some sort of policies, <br />
review your GPO, and regkeys, I will also go through them and see what comes up. <br />
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Cheers <br />

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I need to enable the &quot;Ping Status&quot; monitor but when I click on properties it is listed as &quot;disabled&quot; and the check box is grayed out so i can't enable it. I have tried to search the Administrative settings and what-not but I'm unable to find out how to enable a disabled, grayed out monitor.<br />
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Does anyone know?
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I need to enable the "Ping Status" monitor but when I click on properties it is listed as "disabled" and the check box is grayed out so i can't enable it. I have tried to search the Administrative settings and what-not but I'm unable to find out how to enable a disabled, grayed out monitor.

Does anyone know?

Hi, 

Could you please provide the screenshots of where you are clicking and what is greyed out and what do want to enable. 

Thanks  

Thanks very much for the Screen shots, 

Well it looks like a GPO to me, well normally anything greyed out is considered as some sort of policies, 
review your GPO, and regkeys, I will also go through them and see what comes up. 

Cheers 


How to enable disabled, &quot;grayed out&quot; monitors

I need to enable the &quot;Ping Status&quot; monitor but when I click on properties it is listed as &quot;disabled&quot; and the check box is grayed out so i can&#39;t enable it. I have tried to search the Administrative settings and what-not but I&#39;m unable to find out how to enable a disabled, grayed out monitor.

Does anyone know?

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How to enable disabled, &quot;grayed out&quot; monitors

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