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You can use a batch file that runs gpresult. You can set it up to run through a list of users you want gpresult on and have each result output to a text file. Something like this--then you can change the userList.csv as needed as the users you want to check changes<br />
for /F &quot;tokens=1=,&quot; %%i in (C:\Utils\UserList.csv) do &nbsp;GPRESULT /USER %%1 /V<br />
gpresult /? will show you other options that provide more details
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You can use a batch file that runs gpresult. You can set it up to run through a list of users you want gpresult on and have each result output to a text file. Something like this--then you can change the userList.csv as needed as the users you want to check changes
for /F "tokens=1=," %%i in (C:\Utils\UserList.csv) do  GPRESULT /USER %%1 /V
gpresult /? will show you other options that provide more details

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%%i was unexpected at this time.
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my bad--copy and paste mistake<br />
correct<br />
for /F &quot;tokens=1&quot; %%i in <br />
wrong<br />
for /F &quot;tokens=1=,&quot;
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my bad--copy and paste mistake
correct
for /F "tokens=1" %%i in
wrong
for /F "tokens=1=,"

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Is there any way I can run a gp check on multiple machines at once and generate a report to make sure it is being applied correctly? This is our screensaver/idle lock out. Some people say it works others say it doesn't and there is to many to just do one at a time. All of our machines are Windows 7
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Is there any way I can run a gp check on multiple machines at once and generate a report to make sure it is being applied correctly? This is our screensaver/idle lock out. Some people say it works others say it doesn't and there is to many to just do one at a time. All of our machines are Windows 7

Gp result check on multiple computers

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