Windows 10 - User role assignments from command line
Hello,
I have a network with more than 50 Windows 10 Professional devices, and i would like to change Security Policy Settings remotely.
I would like to know, if there's command (powershell, vbs, batch) to set it, without logging in to all devices, and make changes?
Thank you in advance,
I have a network with more than 50 Windows 10 Professional devices, and i would like to change Security Policy Settings remotely.
I would like to know, if there's command (powershell, vbs, batch) to set it, without logging in to all devices, and make changes?
Thank you in advance,
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Scott Silva
With that many machines it would serve you well to have a domain, and then you can use group policies.
If you had a domain, that would make things easier.
There's the secedit command line tool that you could use. Look up its documentation at MS Technet, please.
There's the secedit command line tool that you could use. Look up its documentation at MS Technet, please.
ASKER
@Scott,
Yes, i agree with you, only that our company is using a cloud openLdap for authentication, and we need to have our devices in workgroup.
That's why i'm asking for some scripting codes...
Thank you in advance,
Yes, i agree with you, only that our company is using a cloud openLdap for authentication, and we need to have our devices in workgroup.
That's why i'm asking for some scripting codes...
Thank you in advance,
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Hello There
Thank you, that's what i found yesterday. Just needed to know, what commands needed to change security policies
Regards,
Thank you, that's what i found yesterday. Just needed to know, what commands needed to change security policies
Regards,
Why didn't you ask when I pointed you in that direction? :-)
What part of the documentation is hard to understand for you, maybe we can explain better.
What part of the documentation is hard to understand for you, maybe we can explain better.
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