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by p.j.hutchison Accepted solution
What we do is save a report of the existing policies every month. Then if ia policy changes we can compare the changes with the report from the previous month.
Otherwise other than who or when it was changed, there is no way to determine what has changed.
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by p.j.hutchison Accepted solution
1. Make sure that mandatory profiles have not been enabled for new/existing users (look for ntuser.man files).
2. Use the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) rather than the other gpedit.msc to look at settings:
a) User Configuration\Windows Settings\Internet Explorer Maintenance (for home page, connection settings)
b) User configuration\Adminitstrative Templates\Internet Explorer for other IE settings.
c) User or Computer Configuration\Deployed Printers or login scripts for deployed printers.
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