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Hi scott2000666,<br />
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Go to Command Prompt and run gpedit from there?<br />
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HTH<br />
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Toni
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Hi scott2000666,

Go to Command Prompt and run gpedit from there?

HTH

Toni

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I have no command prompt either. How can i get to it without the Run command?
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I have no command prompt either. How can i get to it without the Run command?

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Chalk this one up to idiocy....tonight, on my terminal server, I &quot;accidentally&quot; configured gpedit to disable the &quot;run&quot; command....and now that I've exited out of the gp editor, I can't get back in! doh! How do I run gpedit without a run command window???
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Chalk this one up to idiocy....tonight, on my terminal server, I "accidentally" configured gpedit to disable the "run" command....and now that I've exited out of the gp editor, I can't get back in! doh! How do I run gpedit without a run command window???

Windows 2000 Group Policy problem

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