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Curtis Fray
Hi,
I'm having problems when trying to apply IE settings by group policy to my
users. However, if I assign the user local admin rights it seems to work.
But obviously I'd rather avoid this. What I'm basically trying to do is
automatically assign the proxy settings. I don't quite understand why the
group policy requires local admin rights as this is something I can manually
do when logged on with just user rights. I've applied other policies (ie
changing desktop background) and this works fine.
I found mention of changing the policy to Preference Mode but this made no
difference.
When I check the Event Viewer it's giving me an error with Source:Userenv,
Event ID: 1091. I've found this is discussed in MS article KB823608 but this
doesn't seem to apply to me as I have a pure Windows 2003 Server domain with
XP (SP2) clients only. And also the error is on the clients not the server.
Does anyone have any ideas? The only mentions I can find about this in
newsgroups always refer to KB823608.
Thanks,
Curtis.
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I'm having problems when trying to apply IE settings by group policy to my
users. However, if I assign the user local admin rights it seems to work.
But obviously I'd rather avoid this. What I'm basically trying to do is
automatically assign the proxy settings. I don't quite understand why the
group policy requires local admin rights as this is something I can manually
do when logged on with just user rights. I've applied other policies (ie
changing desktop background) and this works fine.
I found mention of changing the policy to Preference Mode but this made no
difference.
When I check the Event Viewer it's giving me an error with Source:Userenv,
Event ID: 1091. I've found this is discussed in MS article KB823608 but this
doesn't seem to apply to me as I have a pure Windows 2003 Server domain with
XP (SP2) clients only. And also the error is on the clients not the server.
Does anyone have any ideas? The only mentions I can find about this in
newsgroups always refer to KB823608.
Thanks,
Curtis.
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