We currently have our GPO pretty locked down. Users are not allowed to
do much other than run their applications. So far, this has presented no
problems (other than people wanting their own backgrounds and screen
savers).
Currently, though, we have need to allow some folks to install printer
drivers on their laptops. Currently, we have to either give them admin
access to the local computer or have an admin do the install for them. A
consultant suggested we change the GPO to allow installation of native
printer drivers. I've searched w/o success. Can someone point me to the
GPO setting I need to accomplish this?
Re: Use Group Policy to Deploy Outlook 2003 and Office 2000 ... to create a GPO for deploying Office 2000 to the user configuration side ( ... Outlook XP to the user configuration and to ... an unattended install with a network boot disk to install WIN2000 to two ... I then completely added the Outlook XP GPO. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory)
Re: Install Windows Patch via GPO ... This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties,... If you install the patch from the policy location it works? ... of my script - I go in to the OU, edit the GPO, Startup scripts ... (microsoft.public.windows.group_policy)
Re: Published install works for one user but fails for another. Both have same rights ... > I am not sure that you are trying to deploy this application via GPO.... > Control on both the Share and NTFS permissions and then either Domain ... >> If a member of the Domain Users group tries to install the package,... >> a user, I can install that same package fine, so the policy does see it. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.group_policy)
Re: GPO delivered User rights for unique local account. ... You do not need to install adminpak to alter GPO settings,... If you were to use gpedit (as from an adminpak install) on a XP Pro at SP2 ... For server A you now need LocalAccountA1 in a certain user right. ...local group policy or if one used uniformly named machine local ... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
Re: published office xp, but question/problem ... There are two ways to do the .msi files - to the computer configuration side ... who log on to the machines that are affected by this GPO.... application to the user configuration side via GPO then the application will ... > around and reboot the workstation, have it install... (microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory)
