Re: windows xp x64 and GPMC

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Florian Frommherz [MVP] formulated the question :
Howdie!

Florian Frommherz [MVP] schrieb:
Could you provide the _full_ error message of what you did? Gpedit is for the local policy whereas gpmc is for domain policy. I don't get the point where those are connected in this case.

Forget that. GPMC for Windows XP doesn't support x64. It is not supported. You'll have to install it on a 32bit machine. See the System Requirements' Notes: "The GPMC does not run on 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows."


cheers,

Florian

got it solved by copying gpedit.msc into the syswow64 folder

thnx


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