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Windows SteadyState 2.5 Beta and Vista

posted on March 31, 2008

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.

What I found was happening was Windows would say logging in, then turn around and say logging out and never log in. Turning this off fixed the problem.

I definitely have more fiddling around to do with Vista and SteadyState, as I just got working with this combination last week.

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Group Policy, Windows SteadyState, Windows Vista

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