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Thank u so much rich, I will check out in the morning and report back
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Thank u so much rich, I will check out in the morning and report back

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Good evening experts<br />
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I'm currently testing a new windows 7 build for a client, I created a standard image, and want to get existing users to start login in and get a field for the new environment , <br />
The old environment comprises of windows xp and office 2002, they moving to win 7 with office 2k10, there are 8 machines ready for staff to use for testing,<br />
I've created some custom windows 7 GPO's that I want applied only to these new machines, what is the best way I can achieve this, (ie have my newly created GPOs apply only to these 8 machines)<br />
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Kindly advise<br />
Craig
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Good evening experts

I'm currently testing a new windows 7 build for a client, I created a standard image, and want to get existing users to start login in and get a field for the new environment , 
The old environment comprises of windows xp and office 2002, they moving to win 7 with office 2k10, there are 8 machines ready for staff to use for testing,
I've created some custom windows 7 GPO's that I want applied only to these new machines, what is the best way I can achieve this, (ie have my newly created GPOs apply only to these 8 machines)

Kindly advise
Craig

Group policy for new environment

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Server Software

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Windows 7

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