To create this article, volunteer authors worked to edit and improve it over time. This article has been viewed 59, times. Learn more Discussed herein are ways through which a PC user can be able to utilize the Group Policy snap-in to develop or edit the lists of applications that load automatically when you log into a PC running on Windows XP.
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This option is utilized when you would like to develop or edit the list of applications that load automatically when you log into your PC.
And you can use the options Tab, to target particular machine types i. Deploying Printers with Group Policy Preferences. Service : Essentially anything you can do in the services snap in you can push out through group policy, set services to disables or change the logon credentials used for a service.
In addition you can set the recovery option should a service fail. Applications : Answers on a Postcard? Under Computer Configuration, as well as under User Configuration, there are three categories of setting:. In each category there are additional objects that group related settings. Notice that when we make a selection on the left, the right part of the window shows us two columns.
In the first column we see a descriptive Policy name, and in the second column we see current settings for our Policies. If our computer is on a domain, then the current settings are a combination of local settings and settings defined in AD.
We can open pre-defined Group Policy console by typing gpedit. Computer Configuration section contains settings that are applied for the entire computer. Software Settings are used to control the installation of software, and there are no local settings for this. Windows Settings are used to set a wide range of system and startup values. Administrative Templates contain Registry-based policies.
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