Can't find Configure logon script delay gpo
Hello we are in a Windows 2008R2 Domain with Windows 8.1 pc
I just found that script on Windows 8.1 take 5 minutes to run and that there is a setting in gpo called Configure logon script delay under Computer Configuration\Policies\Adm
The problem is that i can't find this setting (look at screenshot)
Can someone help me please
Thanks !
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I just found that script on Windows 8.1 take 5 minutes to run and that there is a setting in gpo called Configure logon script delay under Computer Configuration\Policies\Adm
The problem is that i can't find this setting (look at screenshot)
Can someone help me please
Thanks !
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I am thinking that you are missing some group policy extensions that would be available via Windows Update. Can you do a "Check for Windows Updates" and see if you see such an update to install.
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On my workstation Windows 8.1 or my DC 2008 R2 ?
It's right where it should be on my win 8.1 in gpedit.msc. Please double check it.
If however you are talking about a Domain GPO, then you would need one of these two:
1 Server 2012 R2 as DC
2 server 2xxx as DC and RSAT from 8.1 connecting to it in oder to modify the GPO.
Reason: that policy is available from 8.1 (and 2012 R2) upwards.
If however you are talking about a Domain GPO, then you would need one of these two:
1 Server 2012 R2 as DC
2 server 2xxx as DC and RSAT from 8.1 connecting to it in oder to modify the GPO.
Reason: that policy is available from 8.1 (and 2012 R2) upwards.
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Ok i see it on my Windows 8.1 in gpedit.msc
I have only DC with 2008 r2
Do i need to install RSAT from 8.1 on the server or on my Windows 8.1 ?
Thanks !
I have only DC with 2008 r2
Do i need to install RSAT from 8.1 on the server or on my Windows 8.1 ?
Thanks !
On 8.1. RSAT installs the GPMC on 8.1. Run it as domain admin afterwards and connect to your DC and there you go.
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It's already installed still not there !!!
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Where are you looking at? Start the gpmc on 8.1
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Thats' what im doing
in gpmc i don't see the option "Configure Logon Script Delay"
In gpedi.msc i see it
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in gpmc i don't see the option "Configure Logon Script Delay"
In gpedi.msc i see it
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Sorry, I am doing EXACTLY the same and it is there. (I hope you won't ask me to prove it ;)
I repeat: this has to be done on 8.1, NOT on 8.
I repeat: this has to be done on 8.1, NOT on 8.
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Yes i beleive you :)
Im a on Windows 8.1 Pro too
What version are your DC ?
Mine are all Windows 2008 R2 and forest level is Windows Server 2008 R2
Im a on Windows 8.1 Pro too
What version are your DC ?
Mine are all Windows 2008 R2 and forest level is Windows Server 2008 R2
The DC OS does not matter at all. (I am on a 2008 DC). As you can read in your own screenshot, it says: "Administrative templates: Policy definitions (ADMX files) retrieved from your local computer".
Are you sure, you haven't simply overlooked it? Are the entries sorted by name?
Are you sure, you haven't simply overlooked it? Are the entries sorted by name?
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Yes they ar sorted by name
Have you checked Windows Update to see if Group Policy Extensions are available. This would be ran on your Server 2008R2 Domain Controller
Sorry, BigPapaGotti, but those don't exist. MS does not distribute updates for ADMX files, nor new admx files via Windows update.
@jfguenet: no further idea. Please see if you can see any other win8/win8.1 exclusive policy. take for example this one: Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Logon, Show first sign-in animation.
@jfguenet: no further idea. Please see if you can see any other win8/win8.1 exclusive policy. take for example this one: Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Logon, Show first sign-in animation.
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Yes i can see it
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That's a win 8 plus level policy. See if you find a win8.1-only policy.
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I have the policy in gpedit.msc as you can see on the left of the image
On the right wich is domain policy i don't have it at all
Thanks for helping me !
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On the right wich is domain policy i don't have it at all
Thanks for helping me !
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Ok, so all 8.1 settings are missing.
May I request you again to triple-check if you are running 8.1 and not 8?
If so, please setup another 8.1 (test virtual machine using a generic key as from here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867.aspx ) and install RSAT there.
May I request you again to triple-check if you are running 8.1 and not 8?
If so, please setup another 8.1 (test virtual machine using a generic key as from here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867.aspx ) and install RSAT there.
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Ok i just tested this on a new windows 8.1 pc and i have the same problem. Windows 8.1 gpo are missing
Any ideas ?
Thanks for helping !
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Any ideas ?
Thanks for helping !
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I am sorry, no idea what could possibly go wrong. It should not matter at all what server OS you have and for me, with 8.1 and 2008 server, it works flawless.
Could you do me a favor and make a screenshot of the output of the command winver executed at the client?
Could you do me a favor and make a screenshot of the output of the command winver executed at the client?
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Here the winver command result
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Hey thanks alot for your help !
I have installed Administrative Templates (.admx) for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 and now i can see all 8.1 gpo
Thanks alot!
I have installed Administrative Templates (.admx) for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 and now i can see all 8.1 gpo
Thanks alot!