Group Policy Problem

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Hi there,

I have a group policy problem. The problem is, in my windows 2000 server
domain the Group Policy has not configure any policy but when I Login from
windows XP Pro I cannot use control panel, Display setting and other. when I
run the gpedit.msc on local system and disable all the policy then I can use
it. can anybody tell me what wrong in my server group policy or this is not a
policy issue.
 
Howdy!
Hi there,

I have a group policy problem. The problem is, in my windows 2000 server
domain the Group Policy has not configure any policy but when I Login from
windows XP Pro I cannot use control panel, Display setting and other. when I
run the gpedit.msc on local system and disable all the policy then I can use
it. can anybody tell me what wrong in my server group policy or this is not a
policy issue.
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If you run "rsop.msc" on the client with Windows XP where you experience
this behaviour, can you see if and which policy takes effect?

cheers,

Florian
 
The fact that you can use gpedit to change the settings in the
machine's local policy shows that those are not being changed
by policy settings in Active Directory based GPOs. If they
were you would not be able to change them.
So, you need to look for something running that is directly
changing the registry values involved.
 
Roger,

My server running very simple the and not much software in it.... Last time
is upgrade from win NT 4. but now still our main Domain Controller is Win 2k
the backup also running win 2k and our Exchange server also running win 2k
and we also have 2 unit server running win nt 4 server.will this win nt 4
cause this problem.

Please advice ...

T.Q
 
Hi

What were the RSoP.msc or Gpresult results? Did you run it on windows Xp?


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Best Regards
Systems Administrator
MCSA + Exchange
 
this is the gpresult .... it still have many thing ...

RSOP results for HIK\FITommy on MIS_TOMMY : Logging Mode
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OS Type: Microsoft Windows XP Professional
OS Configuration: Member Workstation
OS Version: 5.1.2600
Domain Name: HIK
Domain Type: Windows 2000
Site Name: Default-First-Site-Name
Roaming Profile:
Local Profile: C:\Documents and Settings\FITommy.HIK
Connected over a slow link?: No
 
Has the machine been scanned by multiple anti-malware tools ?
The type of restriction you mention is fairly common with malware.
 
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