Re: List all defined security and policy setting that is different from default?

RSoP, Resultant Set Of Policy

Paste the following line into the Start | Run box and click OK...

hcp://system/sysinfo/sysInfoLaunch.htm

Then click on: View Group Policy settings applied.

After it runs you have these two options:

Save this report to an .htm file
[[Save this report to a file so that you can e-mail it to someone who can
help you troubleshoot your computer. ]]

Run the Resultant Set of Policy tool
[[View more detailed information about policy settings that were applied to
this computer. ]]

Alternatively, you can open Help and Support from the Start Menu, under Pick
a task click on Use Tools to view your computer information and diagnose
problems, click on Advanced System Information under Tools in the left hand
pane and then click on View Group Policy settings applied.
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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In news:442a86ab$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
arnies <donotsenddirectmail@xxxxxxxxxxx> hunted and pecked:
Is it a way to list (and export) only the configured settings?
And is it possiblu to reset all userdefined settings to "default"?

arne

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