disable group policy updates Locally on Windows 7 Domain
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Open Microsoft Management Console.
Click File and then click Add/Remove Snap-in .
In the Add/Remove Snap-in dialog box, in the Available Snap-ins list box, click Group Policy Object Editor , and then click Add .
In the Select Group Policy Object dialog box, click Browse .
To specify Local Computer Policy, click OK and then click Finish . Proceed to Step 7.
To specify Local Computer Policy for users or groups, click the Users tab, and select from the following Local Group Policy objects:
Administrators : Predefined Local Group Policy that applies to users included in the Administrators group.
Non-Administrators : Predefined Local Group Policy that applies to users not included in the Administrators group.
User-Specific : Local Group Policy objects associated with a specific local user account.
Right-click the name of the Local Group Policy object, and then click Properties .
Click Disable Computer Configuration settings or Disable User Configuration settings .
Click OK , and then close Microsoft Management Console.