This post is part of a series of posts about Advanced Group Policy Management. If you want to see the other post in this series you can use the links below: 1. [Introduction to Advanced Group Policy Management (a.k.a AGPM) v4](
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For the first time Tuesday 09/06/2010 this web site it a mile store of over 1000 visitors in one day (WOOHOO!!!). The gain in popularity of this site from its begging's only 6 months ago has been totally amazing. I would like to thank everyone who ha...
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This weeks Group Policy setting should be used in environments where you still use a logon script. While I implore you stop using logon scripts (see
**Update 2:** Adobe has now published an official Group Policy Administrative template that has a pre-configured setting to disable Java Script. Check out my ne blog post [How to configure Group Policy for Adobe Reader XI](
In this article I have will show you how to turn off the Backup Notification message in eh Windows 7 Action Center. I have previously blogged about how to do this using Group Policy Preferences here ([How to use Group Policy to turn off the Backup No...
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In this weeks setting I look at a new Windows 7 setting that reverts the sort order of folders back to the old way it would sort files and folder the same as Windows 2000 (and earlier). This policy setting is called "Turn off numerical sorting in Win...
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Last week I showed you how to exclude an individual users from having a Group Policy Object (GPO) applied and this time I will show you how to properly apply a GPO to an individual user or computer. As I previously mentioned it is always best to use...
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(Wow... I have been doing this for 6 months now... how time flies...) This weeks setting of the week is another old one however it is very important for any environment that is still running Windows XP SOE. The "Do not allow Windows Messenger to be...
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One of the common question I see on the forums from time to time is how to exclude a user and/or a computer from having a Group Policy Object (GPO) applied. This is a relatively straight forward process however I should stress this should be used spa...
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