Re: Missing policy settings

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"user" <a> wrote in message news:OhWNGB4ZFHA.3356@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello all,
>
> All of the group policy settings that relate to Windows XP (such as Force
> Classic Control Panel) have vanished from my group policy objects.
> They were all there when I initially set up the group policy and they are
> still getting enforced. We originally set everything up using dsa.mmc on
the
> server (2003) but made some changes by using MMC on a 2000 client over the
> network, since this we the XP settings have vanished.
>
> Any help or advice greatly appreciated!
>
> Jezz
>
>


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