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you can export the registry changes to a .reg file and then create either a login script (batch file) to run, or a group policy - run on login script to implement the registry change
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you can export the registry changes to a .reg file and then create either a login script (batch file) to run, or a group policy - run on login script to implement the registry change

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you can use group policy to put the keys you in the registry and direct it only at the computers/people you want.. As opposed to having group policy run a script.. 
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you can use group policy to put the keys you in the registry and direct it only at the computers/people you want.. As opposed to having group policy run a script..

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hello henjoh<br />
it seems that i can do it thru group policy, gr8 job<br />
thank you guys
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hello henjoh
it seems that i can do it thru group policy, gr8 job
thank you guys

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Hi ,<br />
is there a way to do in group policy to deny users to access folder options?<br />
i believe that i can do it thru regedit but i have to do it for multi users and i cant do it manually in each user except there is a way to push a script (to amend reg edit thru GPO).
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Hi ,
is there a way to do in group policy to deny users to access folder options?
i believe that i can do it thru regedit but i have to do it for multi users and i cant do it manually in each user except there is a way to push a script (to amend reg edit thru GPO).

Group Policy

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