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Thank you, how could I block the software GPO on these computers in various different OUS?
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Thank you, how could I block the software GPO on these computers in various different OUS?

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Create another OU without any software GPO and put them in there. &nbsp;Since they are in parallel machine, it also good to have a different OU for them.<br />
enz<br />

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Create another OU without any software GPO and put them in there.  Since they are in parallel machine, it also good to have a different OU for them.
enz


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Thank you for your time!<br />
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Is there a way to block computers only. &nbsp;<br />
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Thank you!
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Thank you for your time!

Is there a way to block computers only.  

Thank you!

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All computers in the same OU will receive the same thing.&amp;nbsp; If you want it to be different, it should have a special setting on that machine but I dont know about it.&amp;nbsp; Hopefully some guys in here able to answe that question for you. <br />
cheers, <br />
enz
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All computers in the same OU will receive the same thing.&nbsp; If you want it to be different, it should have a special setting on that machine but I dont know about it.&nbsp; Hopefully some guys in here able to answe that question for you.
cheers,
enz

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Does Windows Group Policy push software to a Windows XP Machine Running parallels? Assuming the computer is part of Active Directory?
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Does Windows Group Policy push software to a Windows XP Machine Running parallels? Assuming the computer is part of Active Directory?

Does Windows Group Policy push software to a Windows XP Machine Running parallels?

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