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Are they all in the same OU to which a group policy is applied to in active directory? &nbsp;What groups are they members of.
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Are they all in the same OU to which a group policy is applied to in active directory?  What groups are they members of.

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Hi,<br />
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They are in different OUS.In this ou there is no gp except desktop wallpaper<br />
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Regards,<br />
jct
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Hi,

They are in different OUS.In this ou there is no gp except desktop wallpaper

Regards,
jct

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The problem has been solved.
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Dear All,<br />
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Just couple of days back I created new users in the domain. the new users are unable to change the language preferences by pressing ALT+Shift. In the regional &amp;&nbsp;language settings of the client computers I had already &nbsp;selected Arabic. But still its not working for the new users. In the same computer which is connected to the doamin if I &nbsp;loging with the old users or local user it works fine. I can change the language preferences by pressing ALT+SHIFT.<br />
But with new users its showing problem. <br />
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Windows is Server 2012 with GP configured.<br />
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Please help. Around twenty new users are having problem.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
JCT
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Dear All,

Just couple of days back I created new users in the domain. the new users are unable to change the language preferences by pressing ALT+Shift. In the regional & language settings of the client computers I had already  selected Arabic. But still its not working for the new users. In the same computer which is connected to the doamin if I  loging with the old users or local user it works fine. I can change the language preferences by pressing ALT+SHIFT.
But with new users its showing problem. 

Windows is Server 2012 with GP configured.

Please help. Around twenty new users are having problem.

Regards,

JCT

Windows Server 2012

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