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You may need to check if the computers are the part of same OUs. Also, make sure they are linked as well.
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You may need to check if the computers are the part of same OUs. Also, make sure they are linked as well.

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I did link it. I tested on my test laptop. It took a couple of reboots for it to happen. I have added all my other machines to this test OU. Will check in the morning when they logon. <br />
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Thanks!!!!
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I did link it. I tested on my test laptop. It took a couple of reboots for it to happen. I have added all my other machines to this test OU. Will check in the morning when they logon.

Thanks!!!!

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Thank You. It worked after a couple reboots. &nbsp;After waiting the following morning, all other machines received my edits. :)
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Thank You. It worked after a couple reboots.  After waiting the following morning, all other machines received my edits. :)

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I am trying to edit the registry settings via GPO policy. These are for the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM<wbr />\CurrentCo<wbr />ntrolSet\C<wbr />ontrol\Sec<wbr />urityProvi<wbr />ders\SCHAN<wbr />NEL\Cipher<wbr />s]. I have a list of computers in a Security group. I have applied my GPO to the Security Group. GPresult shows it is successful, however, the registry shows no changes. If I apply the setting directly to the computer, it works. <br />
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I had this successfully work for disabling the CD Rom. For some reason the registry item isn't working. <br />
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What am I missing?
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I am trying to edit the registry settings via GPO policy. These are for the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Ciphers]. I have a list of computers in a Security group. I have applied my GPO to the Security Group. GPresult shows it is successful, however, the registry shows no changes. If I apply the setting directly to the computer, it works. 

I had this successfully work for disabling the CD Rom. For some reason the registry item isn't working. 

What am I missing?

GPO setting applying to a Security Group with computers in the group.

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