I'm considering rolling out an Office 2003 upgrade to my users via GPO. My
users have limited rights at the workstation.
If I understand the process correctly by creating an MSI through an
Administrative install I can deploy the software to my user's workstations

I am trying to create an administrative install point for Office 2003.  I
have already done this for Office XP, Access 2003 and Outlook 2003 without a
problem.  With the Office 2003 Volume License CD in the drive, when I run
the command 'setup /a d:\std11.msi' from a command ...

I first found this problem while trying to get loopback processing to work
for Terminal Server lockdown.
I am having a problem with GPOs linking to the domain in addition to linking
to the OU under which they were created. I built a fresh 2003 DC and 2000 TS

I have a domain server with 2 organizational units: Operations & Support.  
I have a GPO set up for the Support OU to activate users screen savers after
15 minutes of inactivity.
I do not want the screen savers to start up on the computers in the

I prematurely bought xp professional and really need to use this policy as
described for win2000.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q293655#toc
Would it work in xp?

I have an application that reads and writes to the registry, when the logon
user is only member of the User group it can not write to the registry. How
can I change this behavior?
Thanks

I'm trying to stop a policy being applied to certain DCs.  I've created the
policy and linked it to the DC container and verified that the relevant DCs
are in the container.
If I add an ACE to the ACL for the policy with deny read and deny apply for

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I have such problem . At my job some users need to use Internet to their
daily basis at office some of them don't need it , some of them are
using dedicated web sites. The problem is all of them are using internet
too much esp those one with dedicated web sites. Dedicated web ...

if you want to run a bat file under the sysvol folder what would the best
best path be?  I would think something like %sysvol%\****** would be the
best so it can come from any available server?

Does any one no how to disable the right mouse button option on the
desktop using group policys
the problem i have is that the user right clicks on the desktop and
changes the desktop using the set background as wall paper option

Server 2003 Xp workstations
I want to dictate the wallpaper that certain computers get that are in a
certain GPO. I have enabled active desktop, told the wallpaper path which is
a UNC path. I have made sure that enable classic shell is not configured.

How can the network administrator configurate the WinXP and Win2000
workstations/user accounts so that they cannot install software nor hardware?
My computer has not yet had AD implemented. How will AD make the difference
in configuration?

I am trying to remove adm files from the sysvol folder in a Windows 2003
domain enviroment, but it is not working.
I have applied GPO`s, which are listed in the 816662 KB article, to the user
which will edit GPO and to the workstation which he uses.

I want to delegate DHCP and DNS management to some users of the support
department.
when i try to start the dhcpmgmt.mmc console  i recieve the message that the
module is not allowed thru group policy.