Disable batch files group policy

Also there could be trouble applying the default group policy on every user, so to apply to the machine is the more direct and consistent way to apply. It can be run every time the computer boots, or once on a laptop. If you run the batch file as administrator it will prompt for UAC if applicable and may prompt for the creds of a user with Administrative rights, and then continue.

Sometimes you may want some of the functions and not all the functions for more granular control and a combination of on domain solution and off the domain solutions are required. See the last section below. To facilitate the actual creation of the GP, we have created a directory in the setup with the necessary files to run a powershell which automatically creates the group policy.

The compressed directory can be located here:. Copy the directory to your Domain Control and as the Domain Admin. Step 1. Step 2. Right click on the empty space and click New. Step 3. Step 4. Step 6. Double Click Startup and then click Add.

Step 7. Note: Put the Batch file in the GP object location. Step 8: Click Apply and OK. Step A bit of a bugger if you have your logon scripts as. Just give them List Read and Write, even tho they dont have "Modify", it will still let them make changes to existing files, but voila, no exec rights for anything Originally Posted by Geoff. Tis pretty fast too Similar Threads Rename a batch of files all at once. By Kyle in forum How do you do New server: pdc and group policy control transfer?

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