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Where did you link the policy to? The root of the domain or an OU?
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Where did you link the policy to? The root of the domain or an OU?

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The policy is linked in the default domain policy
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The policy is linked in the default domain policy

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First check domain policy has applied or not with command <b>gpresult</b> and <b>gpresult /z</b> in computer which are not reflecting
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First check domain policy has applied or not with command gpresult and gpresult /z in computer which are not reflecting

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I have given policy in the 2008 R2 domain Server for Date and time as well as wallpaper. All the client computers in the domain should have date and time as per the domain server and should display wallpaper set in the domain policy. This policy is getting updated on some computers and doesn't get update on some computers. Even when i join a computer to domain, few computers accepts the policy whereas others does not. <br />
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What can be the problem and how to resolve this so that all the client computers in the LAN will accept the domain policy. Please advise.
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Hello

I have given policy in the 2008 R2 domain Server for Date and time as well as wallpaper. All the client computers in the domain should have date and time as per the domain server and should display wallpaper set in the domain policy. This policy is getting updated on some computers and doesn't get update on some computers. Even when i join a computer to domain, few computers accepts the policy whereas others does not. 

What can be the problem and how to resolve this so that all the client computers in the LAN will accept the domain policy. Please advise.

Policy Update problem in Domain Server 2008R2

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