Re: System Adm Does Not Shown On GPMC
When you say it's not there, I imagine you mean the settings aren't showing
up in the GPEditor. Have youtried re-adding the SYSTEM.ADM file to the
policy in question? It could have been removed.
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Paul Williams
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