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One more thing I forgot to add to my original message is that this laptop will never be connected to the Internet.
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One more thing I forgot to add to my original message is that this laptop will never be connected to the Internet.

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How do I set a Local Policy Setting for a standalone laptop for settings that refer to networks? &nbsp; Do I just leave the Security Setting (i.e., Access this computer from the network, Deny logon through Terminal Services, Impersonate a client after authentication, etc.) blank? &nbsp;Why are some settings blank by default? &nbsp;Lastly, would a standalone laptop ever need a Security Setting of Guests or Support_388945a0? &nbsp;There are only two types of Users defined for this system: &nbsp;Administrator or User.
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How do I set a Local Policy Setting for a standalone laptop for settings that refer to networks?   Do I just leave the Security Setting (i.e., Access this computer from the network, Deny logon through Terminal Services, Impersonate a client after authentication, etc.) blank?  Why are some settings blank by default?  Lastly, would a standalone laptop ever need a Security Setting of Guests or Support_388945a0?  There are only two types of Users defined for this system:  Administrator or User.

Setting Users Rights Assignment Policy

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