How to assign Local Computer Policies via Windows Powershell
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I have a standalone Workstation running Windows 7 Ulimate 32Bit on it. I am looking to create a local computer policy. For Example to lock down taskbar i can use the GUI and enable it. but i am wondering whether there is any option where i can configure these policies via Powershell..
The reason is if i find a way in creating the policies via Powershell, then i have 20 Standalone Workstations in which i will create a single Powershell Script and run it in Each PC to make sure that all PCs are having the same policies. Because i have 20 different policy settings that i have to assign and i dont want to waste time in sitting in each PC to assign all 20 policies on by one, rather i can just run this Powershell script and assign the policies.. Is it Possible????
I have a standalone Workstation running Windows 7 Ulimate 32Bit on it. I am looking to create a local computer policy. For Example to lock down taskbar i can use the GUI and enable it. but i am wondering whether there is any option where i can configure these policies via Powershell..
The reason is if i find a way in creating the policies via Powershell, then i have 20 Standalone Workstations in which i will create a single Powershell Script and run it in Each PC to make sure that all PCs are having the same policies. Because i have 20 different policy settings that i have to assign and i dont want to waste time in sitting in each PC to assign all 20 policies on by one, rather i can just run this Powershell script and assign the policies.. Is it Possible????
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I was able to follow using PSTools but it was hard for me to follow. I was able to find Local computer Policy to be changed.
And now i am looking forward to GPO. Anyway i will figure that out myself.
And now i am looking forward to GPO. Anyway i will figure that out myself.
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