Applying safety policy?

From: Daniel CLEMENT (daniel.clement_at_nospam.freesurf.fr)
Date: 08/30/03

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    When my Win2k starts now it says "applying safety policy" (I translate from
    French) after "preparing network connections" (before logon). I don't recall
    it was the case before.

    I did open gpedit.msc once (for a setting about the recovery console), but I
    changed my mind and turned it back to its default. Yet I suspect this is the
    reason.

    How could I completely reset the group policy settings so as to get rid of
    this time-consuming startup message?

    TIA, 

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Daniel CLEMENT
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