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I have a GPO that deploy a screensaver settings. &nbsp;The changes are made under User configuration but I enable User Group Policy loopback processing so I can apply to group of workstations as well.<br />
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Question, if I want to configure so that a particular user or machine do not get this GPO, do I do this from &quot;delegation&quot; or from &quot;security filtering&quot; of the GPO?<br />
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Please advise the exact steps?<br />
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We use Windows 2008 servers. &nbsp;<br />
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Many thanks.
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I have a GPO that deploy a screensaver settings.  The changes are made under User configuration but I enable User Group Policy loopback processing so I can apply to group of workstations as well.

Question, if I want to configure so that a particular user or machine do not get this GPO, do I do this from "delegation" or from "security filtering" of the GPO?

Please advise the exact steps?

We use Windows 2008 servers.  

Many thanks.

setup exception for users or workstations not receive a group policy.

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