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Thanks for straight forward solution
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you are very welcome <br />
let me know if you need any mor assistance with this<br />
Carpe Diem 
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you are very welcome
let me know if you need any mor assistance with this
Carpe Diem

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Hello how to start the following services via GPO??<br />
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Remote registry<br />
Workstation<br />
Server<br />
and any other services.<br />
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Note: I want all client machine to be forced to start if they stop via GPO<br />
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Many thanks
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Hello how to start the following services via GPO??

Remote registry
Workstation
Server
and any other services.

Note: I want all client machine to be forced to start if they stop via GPO

Many thanks

Services start on GPO

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