Re: Firewall cannot turn on?



In news:335483F1-4E9D-4453-9BB8-249404B8470E@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Tom <Tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
Liam wrote: > Hi Erin,
to set this permission. Open the group policy for the computer.
Navigate to Conputer config-> Windows Settings -> Security Settings
-> System Settings -> System services. Find the service and either
remove or reset the security settings you require.
Thanks,
</snip>

I really don't know where computer config is located in what area?
See my point?

You've been given the answer. If you don't know what group policy is, or how
to edit it, you can do some reading here:
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/winxpgpe.html

You could also do some googling. I didn't give you more specific
instructions because if you are going to be mucking around in group policy,
you need to know what you're doing, or you will likely render your computer
completely unusable.

I don't see your original post (only the reply) so I don't know what
problems you're having that prompt you to ask.




where the heck is computer config?
--
Tom


"ser3mxs" wrote:

Help... I have the same problem with the firewall. How do I open
the group policy??? Thanks,

"Liam Waters" wrote:


Hi Erin,
to set this permission. Open the group policy for the computer.
Navigate to Conputer config-> Windows Settings -> Security
Settings -> System Settings -> System services. Find the service
and either remove or reset the security settings you require.
Thanks,
Liam.


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