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Group Policy Preferences

Posted on May 14, 2008, by Todd, under Group Policy, Windows Vista, Windows XP.

I have upgraded two of three domain controllers to Windows Server 2008 over the last couple months. The install went smooth and I will admit, Windows Server 2008 does seem like a rather nice OS. One of the new features of having a Windows Sever 2008 domain controller is the group policy preferences. Preferences will let you do things like create desktop shortcuts, printer mappings and map network drives along with many other things.

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Technorati Tags: drivers, Group Policy, preferences, printers, Scriptlogic

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Windows SteadyState 2.5 Beta and Vista

Posted on March 31, 2008, by Todd, under Group Policy, Windows SteadyState, Windows Vista.

Just a word of advice, don’t turn on only allow programs in the Windows or Program Files folder to run. Well you can turn it on and see what happens.

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Technorati Tags: Group Policy, Windows SteadyState, Windows Vista

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Reminder on the Thursday OWSUG presentation

Posted on February 19, 2008, by Todd, under Group Policy, Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit.

Just a reminder, I am presenting on Thursday. I will be covering off Windows SteadyState but I will also be taking a look at the new password policies for Windows 2008. No longer are you tied to having on password policy per domain. Now, you can have a password policy at the OU level.

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[Guest Blogger- Jeff Sears] Deploying Office 2007 Using GPO

Posted on May 7, 2007, by Todd, under Group Policy.

There was a comment to my post on deploying Microsoft Office 2007 from Jeff Sears who has a working solution for getting this going. I think it is worthy of its own post, so here is Jeff’s working solution.

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Group Policy Settings Reference

Posted on November 28, 2006, by Todd, under Group Policy, Windows Vista, Windows XP.

 The Group Policy settings for Vista are available as a download from Microsoft’s website.  It is in an Excel spreadsheet format and shows Windows Vista, XP, Server 2003 and 2000

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