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07-05-2006
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| | UAC: Is there a GPO option to disable/enable UAC? I see the local control panel option to disable UAC, but from an enterprise management perspective, is there a GPO option to do so? Thanks! |
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07-05-2006
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| | Re: Is there a GPO option to disable/enable UAC? |
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07-05-2006
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| | Re: Is there a GPO option to disable/enable UAC? Thank Jimmy, The link below describes the UAC attributes, but is disabling all of these really equivalent to turning UAC off in the Control Panel? "Jimmy Brush" wrote: > Yes, > > Check out http://blogs.msdn.com/uac/archive/20...21/641713.aspx for > details. > > - JB > |
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07-06-2006
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| | Re: Is there a GPO option to disable/enable UAC? > The link below describes the UAC attributes, but is disabling all of these > really equivalent to turning UAC off in the Control Panel? The control panel utility modifies the following security setting: "User Account Control: Run all administrators in admin approval mode". When you turn UAC off from the control panel, it sets this value to Disabled. When you turn UAC on, it sets this value to Enabled. - JB |
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