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not sure I follow, in the default domain policy, erase all references to the proxy, then uncheck the box.<br />
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apply your new gpo and it should work fine.
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not sure I follow, in the default domain policy, erase all references to the proxy, then uncheck the box.

apply your new gpo and it should work fine.

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OK I wanted to make sure I could just do that. &nbsp;thanks.
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OK I wanted to make sure I could just do that.  thanks.

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I have a default Domain GPO complete with Proxy settings in it. &nbsp;I've created another GPO just for the Proxy setting. &nbsp;My issue is I can't get the proxy setting out of the Domain Policy. &nbsp;If I uncheck the box for the proxy setting then the policy comes down without the proxy settings box checked for the user. &nbsp;How do I delete the proxy settings from my Default Domain Policy so I can user my proxy settings in the new GPO?
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I have a default Domain GPO complete with Proxy settings in it.  I've created another GPO just for the Proxy setting.  My issue is I can't get the proxy setting out of the Domain Policy.  If I uncheck the box for the proxy setting then the policy comes down without the proxy settings box checked for the user.  How do I delete the proxy settings from my Default Domain Policy so I can user my proxy settings in the new GPO?

GPO Proxy Setting

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