Re: Domain group policy problem!!!Help me!!

If you run rsop.msc you can see what your Group Policy settings are for when
you are on the domain and when you are logged on locally to see the
difference in "user" configuration which may include logon scripts. It would
seem that something being applied form the domain is causing your computer
to act the way it does since it does not happen when you logon locally. --
Steve


"Eric Luu" <EricLuu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:17DC0905-94C2-471E-8406-8E5CF1468D37@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hey Steven, Happy New year!
> So, this issue only happens when I log in the domain , I create a new
> local
> admin account, and logged in to Local computer, everything is fine(Start
> menu, Run shortcut and so on.).
> In fact, I can not test in safe mode(need to log in local but not domain).
> And, I losted the orginal XP Pro setup disk so I can not repair/fix the
> system. so bad.:(
> Anyway, thanks a lot for your reply. :)
> --
>
>
>
> "Steven L Umbach" wrote:
>
>> It does not sound like it is Group Policy related. Group Policy is mostly
>> about locking down a computer or standardizing user configuration and
>> what
>> you describe is quirky results of routine tasks and if it was Group
>> Policy
>> most everyone could be affected. You can run rsop.msc on your computer to
>> see your effective Group Policy at any point in time and the application
>> log
>> in Event Viewer will show if there are Group Policy processing problems
>> that
>> usually result when a domain controller can not be located or contacted.
>> You
>> might try booting into Safe Mode next time the problem happens to see if
>> it
>> goes away or not. If it does then you have a startup process that is
>> causing
>> the problem. Beyond that I don't know what the problem is and I usually
>> do
>> an upgrade/repair install to try and fix the problem if it can not be
>> resolved due to a startup process conflict. --- Steve
>>
>>
>> "Eric Luu" <EricLuu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:9780E9E6-2FED-46B8-869F-B76311733480@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Thanks Steven. But I shut down the system restore function long time
>> > ago
>> > and
>> > no point exists in my computer.and I'm sure that there are no malware
>> > and
>> > spayware .
>> > I think it is a GPO problem, because I met this issue before , but it
>> > will
>> > be fine a few days later.
>> > Any other ideas?
>> >
>> >
>> > "Steven L Umbach" wrote:
>> >
>> >> I don't know exactly what happened but I would certainly scan for
>> >> malware
>> >> and spyware. If nothing is found try doing a System Restore from a
>> >> point
>> >> in
>> >> time before that all happened to see if that helps. --- Steve
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "Eric Luu" <EricLuu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> >> news:4E040E14-8C55-43CE-BE01-30D63EC14555@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >> > Dear,
>> >> >
>> >> > my laptop is a member of domain, the domain configed group policies
>> >> > so
>> >> > I
>> >> > cann't add/remove applications and so on.
>> >> > Now the question is,
>> >> > 1.After login the domain using my ID, I click the "Run" in the Start
>> >> > menu,
>> >> > it shows that " the windows can't create a shortcut here,do you want
>> >> > the
>> >> > shortcut to be placed to the desktop instead?" . my ID is admin of
>> >> > local
>> >> > computer and before this problem, the "Run" is working fine!
>> >> > 2. Double-click any image files in my computer, nothing will happen!
>> >> > but I
>> >> > can open it using "Open with" - "window picture and fax viewer"!
>> >> >
>> >> > the above 2 points happened at the same time, so , anybody can tell
>> >> > me
>> >> > why?
>> >> > and how to fix it??
>> >> >
>> >> > thanks a lot!
>> >> >
>> >> > Eric
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>>


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