Preventing GP from being pushed down to a selective machine

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I have several machines that I need on my domain, but I need to prevent ALL
policies from being pushed down, including the default. Is there a way to do
this?

I made a different OU, moved the computers into them and made a new generic
policy, then linked it in GPMC and then went into the properties of the OU
and told it to not allow inheritance and to only allow my generic policy.
This still didn't seem to work.
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