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Thanks. Is there an easy way to see what each machine is pulling in for GPO?
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On the machine, run gpresult /h report.htm /f<br />
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Then open that report.htm file.
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OK, it looks like it generated the report but where do I open it at?
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just type report.htm in the command window. The report is saved in the operating directory that the command window points to (normally C:\Users\USERNAME\).
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Great, thanks. It appears that all of our GPOs from the domain controller are Access Denied (Security Filtering), which I'm assuming is a good sign. The program still isn't working but at least I can show their support that no GPOs are being applied.
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Access Denied would show that the GPOs weren't being applied (which is good in this case). Be sure to remove that deny setting or future you will curse current you. :)
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I did a couple of Window Updates, one of them being an update to SQL, &nbsp;to a server last Thursday and now when I try opening the program on that server, I get a couple of Automation errors. When I talked to support from the program's company, they don't think it has anything to do with the updates but something with Group Policy. I restored our backup from Wednesday night, done before the updates were applied, and still get the error so I know it's not the updates. We haven't made any changes to GP lately but I was wondering if I could exclude this server from getting the GPO to see if that's what is causing it. The server is Server 2008 SP2.
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I did a couple of Window Updates, one of them being an update to SQL,  to a server last Thursday and now when I try opening the program on that server, I get a couple of Automation errors. When I talked to support from the program's company, they don't think it has anything to do with the updates but something with Group Policy. I restored our backup from Wednesday night, done before the updates were applied, and still get the error so I know it's not the updates. We haven't made any changes to GP lately but I was wondering if I could exclude this server from getting the GPO to see if that's what is causing it. The server is Server 2008 SP2.

Disabling GPO for specific server.

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.

Windows Server 2008

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