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Thanks<br />
Is it the normal GPMC you are refering to?<br />
In there i cannot see &quot;Preferences&quot;
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Thanks
Is it the normal GPMC you are refering to?
In there i cannot see "Preferences"

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Hi<br />
<br />
You'll need to be running a Server 2008 DC at least to be able to use Group policy preferences.<br />
IMHO group policy preferences are well worth the upgrade if you can afford it.
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Hi

You'll need to be running a Server 2008 DC at least to be able to use Group policy preferences.
IMHO group policy preferences are well worth the upgrade if you can afford it.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Is there a inbuilt way via GPO we can reset the machines local admin passwords?<br />
A GPO setting or a addin of adm ?<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

Is there a inbuilt way via GPO we can reset the machines local admin passwords?
A GPO setting or a addin of adm ?

Regards
Sharath

Is there a inbuilt way via GPO we can reset the machines local admin passwords?

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