Re: Key keeps getting changed

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Additionally, Small Business Server has the Group Policy Management Console
(GPMC) installed automatically. If you run GPMC.msc from the command line
or go to Start Menu ->all programs ->administrative tools -> group policy
managment this will bring up GPMC.

GPMC will list all GPOs for your domain. You can right click on the domain
and pick search. One of the search items you can use is GUID.

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Judith Herman
Microsoft Corporation
Server User Assistance - Group Policy
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"Simon Geary" <simon_geary@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23ibQR6CTFHA.2128@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> If you run gpotool.exe from the command line the output from that should
> include both the guid and the regular name.
>
> "Marcia" <mkp@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:urs2mU6SFHA.560@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Thanks. You are my hero. I did find it. It was in the Small Business
>> Server Client Computer gp. I modified it. Then did a gpudate on the
>> server. It referred me to the event log for the errors. Here is what
>> the event log shows:
>>
>> Windows cannot perform filter check for Group Policy object
>> CN={55FF850A-84ED-42EC-93DC-292C72C62F57},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=acbfparentadvocates,DC=local.
>> The associated filter cannot be found. This Group Policy Object will be
>> skipped.
>>
>> My question is 'How do I track down which gp that is by the CN=number?
>>
>> Thanks for your help. It is greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Marcia
>>
>> "Simon Geary" <simon_geary@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:%23i2Kcm5SFHA.2680@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Try running gpresult /v on one of the problem PCs, this will tell you
>>> exactly what Group Policies are being applied to the PC. I had a look
>>> through the spread*** of all default GPOs and could not find one that
>>> changes this particular value.
>>>
>>> "Marcia" <mkp@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:%23zEyHO4SFHA.2872@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>> Hi! We have a case where the registry key below gets changed from a
>>>> value of zero to 102. I'm pretty sure this is GP because it happens to
>>>> every computer, including the server, after rebooted. We can go in and
>>>> set the value to zero, but when rebooted, it gets changed.
>>>>
>>>> This key, being set to something besides zero, stops WU from working.
>>>> This happended as a result of the Windows XP sp2 requirement.
>>>>
>>>> hkey_current_user\software\policies\microsoft\systemcertificates\trustedpublisher\safer
>>>> authenticodeflags key.
>>>>
>>>> How can we tell what is changing this? What could be a possible
>>>> solution?
>>>>
>>>> We did apply the presp2 and postsp2 wmi filters about 6 months ago. I
>>>> removed the filters, but when a do the modeling of a workstation, they
>>>> still look like they are there.
>>>> (see below).
>>>>
>>>> Perhaps I didn't remove them correctly.
>>>>
>>>> At this point, I consider myself "desparate in Pittsburgh, PA". Any
>>>> help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>>>>
>>>> Marcia
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> WMI Filters hide
>>>> Name Value Reference GPO(s)
>>>>
>>>> MSFT_SomFilter.ID="{64C94D4C-A62E-4AE0-8C90-767FDD3D95D1}",Domain="acbfparentadvocates.local"
>>>> True Small Business Server Windows Firewall
>>>>
>>>> MSFT_SomFilter.ID="{C911E16F-C7E4-439C-9FF6-EA7263A057C6}",Domain="acbfparentadvocates.local"
>>>> True Small Business Server Internet Connection Firewall
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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