Local security policy
From: Wayne Search (wayne_search@alltel.net)
Date: 01/18/03
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From: "Wayne Search" <wayne_search@alltel.net> Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 23:26:22 -0800
Create a shortcut in Administrative Tools with the
following in the target field:
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%SystemRoot%\system32\secpol.msc /s
Put the folowing in the start in field:
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%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%
The icon is located at the following location and it is
the icon on top row left that shows a tower CPU with a
padlock on it.
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%SystemRoot%\system32\wsecedit.dll
Name the shortcut "Local Security Policy". That should
get your Local Policy Editor back where it should be.
Regards,
W.Search
>-----Original Message-----
>can someone please tell me how to get my local security
>policy in Administrative tools there is no such setting,
>the only setting I have are (component services,computer
>management,Data sources(ODBC)Event viewer,Microsoft.NT
>framework
configuration,Microsoft.NTframework,performance
>and services I'm running windows xp home workgroup,Also
>I'm trying to reset my security setting
>with "secedit.exe" but went i enter it at a cmd promt
>press enter it tell me that Secedit is not recognized as
>an operable program or batc file. Would really
>appreciated if someone could help me Thanks<.
>.
>
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