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by tracey 1 view

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I created an Active Directory Group Policy to locke down the desk top. Where I used to work and they used AD Group Policy you could still drill down to the local GPedit.msc and make changes so you could trouble shoot. For example give that user you are logged in as access to the run command. However, when I implemented my policy I get "You do not have permission to perform this operation.
Details: Access is denied." I tried unchecking the "No Override" in Active Directory Users and Groups. I can get to all the folders in \\domainname.com\sysvol. Please help!
Tracey

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by vsharma

hi
i am vijay

i think mainly this is the problem with the account permisssion
so according to me do one thing make a new user and add that user in administartor grp

and log on to that domain controller and try to apply the policy agian.

i think it can solve ur problem

if u still got that error msg then u can again contact me

by tracey

Hello Vijay,
Thanks for the information. I had added the user to the local administrators. The symtoms are that it appears like it is running the local group policy. For example, group policy takes away the run command. I want to get it back, for example, to troubleshoot as that user. I try to change the local group policy, the hour glass goes and the screen flickers like it took affect. However, my run command is not there.
Tracey

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