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*debro* · 27-11-2005

In group policies, you can define your own groups, and then apply those policies only to particular groups.

By default, windows defines at least 5 groups (from memory).
System, Network, Administrators, Power users & Users.

There's also a few others like backup operators & whatnot, which often aren't required, but you can define your own groups and assign users into those groups. nce you've got everyone else into the group, you can then start applying policies. Just be careful. Some settings have wider implications than you think. Burning applications in particular.

27-11-2005	#5 (permalink)
debro Blown to smitherines Join Date: Jul 1999 Location: The c@ke mixer Posts: 9,975	Re: Windows xp professional group polices In group policies, you can define your own groups, and then apply those policies only to particular groups. By default, windows defines at least 5 groups (from memory). System, Network, Administrators, Power users & Users. There's also a few others like backup operators & whatnot, which often aren't required, but you can define your own groups and assign users into those groups. nce you've got everyone else into the group, you can then start applying policies. Just be careful. Some settings have wider implications than you think. Burning applications in particular. __________________ CDFreaks - Overwhelmed by Ignorance since 2005! We lost the battle, but we haven't lost the war! Click Here to sign up to the resistance movement! Viva La Resistance! Admitting that you've illegally downloaded movies/songs and need help to process/burn is comparable to robbing a bank, and walking into the bank the next day holding the bags of money to deposit them into your account. Don't be surprised if people laugh at you when you make the headlines.