gpo reg key entry

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if i enable/disable a setting in GPO , if i put it back to not configured
will it really not be configured. So if its not configured no regkey is
made, if enabled is selected a 1 is put in and disable is 0, or vice versa.
so, will it be not confgiured?
 
It will revert to the setting which was in place before your GPO was applied, or, in case there are other GPOs affecting this user/computer, to the setting determined by a combination of these other GP objects.

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Dmitry Korolyov [[email protected]]
MVP: Windows Server - Active Directory


if i enable/disable a setting in GPO , if i put it back to not configured
will it really not be configured. So if its not configured no regkey is
made, if enabled is selected a 1 is put in and disable is 0, or vice versa.
so, will it be not confgiured?
 
This is incorrect. If you set the policy setting back to Not
Configured, the workstation will retain the setting... it DOES NOT
clear the workstation it this is VERY annoying. I'm trying to set all
my workstations back to allowing the user to decide if Windows Firewall
is enabled
after having the setting Protect All Network Connections set to
enabled. I changed it back to Not Configured, ran GPUpdate on the
system, restarted and I still cannot disable the Firewall on that
system.

When I go back in to
Dmitry said:
It will revert to the setting which was in place before your GPO was
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applied, or, in case there are other GPOs affecting this user/computer,
to the setting determined by a combination of these other GP objects.
--
Dmitry Korolyov [[email protected]]
MVP: Windows Server - Active Directory


if i enable/disable a setting in GPO , if i put it back to not configured
will it really not be configured. So if its not configured no regkey is
made, if enabled is selected a 1 is put in and disable is 0, or vice versa.
so, will it be not confgiured?
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