Internet Explorer proxy settings

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I am running Windows 2000 Terminal Services. I had a group policy to enable proxy server settings for Internet Explorer. I ended up removing it a few months later. When some of my clients connect they still get those settings. Are these settings in some cache on the terminal server in user directories I can delete?

There is no logic to it. Sometimes it works other times it seems to be using the cache because that group policy was deleted weeks ago.
 
It depends on the way the policy was orginally
configured. If it was set to keep the settings after the
policy was moved or deleted then you will have a situation
like you have now. At any rate the easiest way to fix it
is to delete the profile and create a new one. Short of
that you can go into the registry and disable the proxy
settings there.
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I am running Windows 2000 Terminal Services. I had a
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group policy to enable proxy server settings for Internet
Explorer. I ended up removing it a few months later. When
some of my clients connect they still get those settings.
Are these settings in some cache on the terminal server in
user directories I can delete?
There is no logic to it. Sometimes it works other times
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it seems to be using the cache because that group policy
was deleted weeks ago.
 
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