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"Action Center" GPO not available
Hi,
We upgraded our 2008 Domain to 2008 R2 domain and forest functional level.
Now we tried to apply a Policy called "Remove the Action Center icon", but the policy is just not there.
Any ideas?
regards
We upgraded our 2008 Domain to 2008 R2 domain and forest functional level.
Now we tried to apply a Policy called "Remove the Action Center icon", but the policy is just not there.
Any ideas?
regards
ASKER
As i said.... i can't configure the Policy, cause it is not there.
And yes, we have Windows 2008 R2 otherwise i couldn't upgrade domain/forest functional level to "2008 R2".
And yes, we have Windows 2008 R2 otherwise i couldn't upgrade domain/forest functional level to "2008 R2".
Are you sure that it's not available there ? :)
Check if you have no enabled Filter on "Administrative Templates" node.\
Select "Administrative Templates" node, click on it right mouse button and check if there is no mark next to "Filter on"
If so, untick it and check again
If not, mark it and choose "Filter Option". Enable "keywords" check and type there
remove the action center icon
change scope from any to exact
go to "All Settings" and check if you can see it
Krzysztof
Check if you have no enabled Filter on "Administrative Templates" node.\
Select "Administrative Templates" node, click on it right mouse button and check if there is no mark next to "Filter on"
If so, untick it and check again
If not, mark it and choose "Filter Option". Enable "keywords" check and type there
remove the action center icon
change scope from any to exact
go to "All Settings" and check if you can see it
Krzysztof
ASKER
To find the setting i filtered the word "action", "center" and "icon" but this policy is not existent.
I also couldn't find the setting in "All Settings".
On the Testenvironment were we did the same migration from 2008 to 2008 R2 the setting is available.
I also couldn't find the setting in "All Settings".
On the Testenvironment were we did the same migration from 2008 to 2008 R2 the setting is available.
When you raised FFL this shouldn't be problme, strange :/
Try to run on your Infrastructure Master in command-line
adprep /gpprep
Krzysztof
Try to run on your Infrastructure Master in command-line
adprep /gpprep
Krzysztof
ASKER
It seems that this was already OK...
D:\support\adprep>adprep.exe /domainprep /gpprep
Running domainprep ...
Domain-wide information has already been updated.
[Status/Consequence]
Adprep did not attempt to rerun this operation.
No Group Policy Object (GPO) updates needed, or GPO information has already been
updated.
[Status/Consequence]
Adprep did not attempt to rerun this operation.
Hi,
Try to do following:
Control Panel/Action Center/Change Action Center settings/Turn messages on or off
options does indeed change the registry {GUID}\CheckSettings values in that Checks Key.
Control Panel/Action Center, log off/log on, and then export that Checks Key in the registry to use in your deployment.
Thank you
Anil
Try to do following:
Control Panel/Action Center/Change Action Center settings/Turn messages on or off
options does indeed change the registry {GUID}\CheckSettings values in that Checks Key.
Control Panel/Action Center, log off/log on, and then export that Checks Key in the registry to use in your deployment.
Thank you
Anil
ASKER
@ComputerBeast
we don't want to do that this way cause their should be a policy for that
@iSiek
i compared the policies from the microsofts gpo xlsx sheet with the ones i can choose in the gpmc
and all of the new "Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2" policies are not available
we don't want to do that this way cause their should be a policy for that
@iSiek
i compared the policies from the microsofts gpo xlsx sheet with the ones i can choose in the gpmc
and all of the new "Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2" policies are not available
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After a long search and try i fixed the problem by myself.
Thanks to iSiek for supporting my brain to go into the right direction.
Thanks to iSiek for supporting my brain to go into the right direction.
Looks like Microsoft removed these settings once the Windows 10 1511 ADMX files are loaded to the Central Store?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee617161%28WS.10%29.aspx
Make sure that you linked policy into user's OU. That settings affect only users not computers :)
And of course you need to have Win7 or 2008 R2 to be able to use this policy
Regards,
Krzysztof