S
Steve Gould
I have a strange change in Group Policy that is hurting me bad. I have no
idea where the change came from or how to correct it. I am running Windows
2000 native AD, but one domain controller is Windows Server 2003. Here is
what happened.
I am testing deployment of applications in a test OU. I had the applications
set to install at first login. I had only 1 application being installed and
all worked well. I am not sure exactly when the change occurred (possibly
when I installed the new Server 2003 DC?), but I was adding more
applications and they no longer installed at first login. The application
install option was set to "Auto-install this application by file extension
activation " and is grayed out. Now the applications will only install when
a file of that extension type is opened. I do NOT want this setting, but I
can't find how to go back to my old settings as they are grayed out. This
was NOT the previous setting!
HELP.
idea where the change came from or how to correct it. I am running Windows
2000 native AD, but one domain controller is Windows Server 2003. Here is
what happened.
I am testing deployment of applications in a test OU. I had the applications
set to install at first login. I had only 1 application being installed and
all worked well. I am not sure exactly when the change occurred (possibly
when I installed the new Server 2003 DC?), but I was adding more
applications and they no longer installed at first login. The application
install option was set to "Auto-install this application by file extension
activation " and is grayed out. Now the applications will only install when
a file of that extension type is opened. I do NOT want this setting, but I
can't find how to go back to my old settings as they are grayed out. This
was NOT the previous setting!
HELP.