TechEd 2009 - Group Policy's in Windows Server 2008 R2 & Windows 7
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TechEd 2009 - Group Policy Changes for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 [CLI312]
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Group Policy Setting of the Week 6 — Exclude directories in roaming profile
Today on Group Policy Setting of the Week we are going to be taking a look at "Exclude directories in roaming profile" which can be found in the deepest darkest regions of User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > System > User Profi...
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Group Policy Setting of the Week 5 — Add Logoff to the Start Menu
This weeks simple Group Policy Setting of the Week (GPSW) is called "Add Logoff to the Start Menu" which can be found under User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Start Menu and Taskbar. This option adds the "Log Off
Group Policy Setting of the Week 4 — Shared Printer
This week I have selected the "Shared Printer" Group Policy Preference as my Group Policy Setting of the Week (GPSW). This is arguably one of the most wanted group policy settings by Group Policy admin's that was missing before group policy preferenc...
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Group Policy Setting of the Week 3 — Group Policy Preferences Power Plans
I have selected for this weeks Group Policy Setting of the Week (GPSW) the group policy preferences that is used to configure Power Plans. While configuring power plans for your environment may be nothing new if you have deployed third party tools, y...
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Group Policy Setting of the Week 2 — Verbose vs normal status messages
This weeks Group Policy Setting of the Week (GPSW) can be found under Computer > Policies > Administrative Templates > System and is called "Verbose vs normal status message". It is a really simple setting that doesn't actually do much but I dub this...
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Group Policy Setting of the Week 1 — How to remove old user profiles after X days
(This will hopefully be the first of many Group Policy Setting of the Week (or GPSW) articles where I will showcase one policy setting and what it does.) I just read about this cool new policy setting on the "Ask the Performance Team" blog that will...
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See my Group Policy article re-published Here and HERE!!
My recent Group Policy showing how to apply different power plan's in Windows using Group Policy during different times of the day has picked up some traction and it has now been re-blogged twice. First mention was on the [Green IT Strategy](
NSW Government uses Group Policy AppLocker to build an 'unhackable' Netbook
The NSW Department of Education and Training (DET) has come out and said that due to the new features in Windows 7 they were able to essentially build a computer to survive "the most hostile environment you can roll computers into". > [![image](/upl...
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