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PS - I haven't actually tried the above on solely a &quot;Computer&quot; GPO, but it may be worth a try. &nbsp;I am assuming the admin's log into these same machines too?<br />
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If not then you can easily place the pertinent machines in an OU and apply the GPO to it.
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PS - I haven't actually tried the above on solely a "Computer" GPO, but it may be worth a try.  I am assuming the admin's log into these same machines too?

If not then you can easily place the pertinent machines in an OU and apply the GPO to it.

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Perfect, I didn't know that security filters were applied also on the computer part of the GPO.<br />
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Thanks!
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Perfect, I didn't know that security filters were applied also on the computer part of the GPO.

Thanks!

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Well in fact this is working for users only.<br />
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It is not possible to manage the security of a computer's GPO by users.<br />
If the GPO is applied on a server, it's for all users. <br />
The Authenticated users group contains users and servers.<br />

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Well in fact this is working for users only.

It is not possible to manage the security of a computer's GPO by users.
If the GPO is applied on a server, it's for all users.
The Authenticated users group contains users and servers.


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Hello,<br />
<br />
I would like to apply some GPO to some users like: &quot;Terminal Server Roaming Profile Path&quot;<br />
This GPO is only available in the &quot;computer&quot; GPO part.<br />
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How can I apply this GPO for some users?<br />
For exemple, I don't want to apply this GPO for the admins.<br />
<br />
Thanks for your answers,<br />
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Hello,

I would like to apply some GPO to some users like: "Terminal Server Roaming Profile Path"
This GPO is only available in the "computer" GPO part.

How can I apply this GPO for some users?
For exemple, I don't want to apply this GPO for the admins.

Thanks for your answers,




How to apply Computer GPO for some users

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