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Hi everyone, I'm making some tweaks to the production department of my company and have run into some issues. I would like to be able to disable Windows Media Player's ability to rip CD's. We have run into issues with employees copying music to the hard drives of the work stations. If I were...

I started making some OU's to group all of my computers in my company according to department, is there any way I can add more than on computer at a time?

I've come as far as figuring out that they need to be removed from the group policy object as well. The problem is, I applied my GPO to the entire domain. I am unable to remove that one single computer, as far as I know. I don't want to have to add 117 computers individually because of this one...

Ok, I installled WSUS onto my win2k computer with no issues. After using GPMC on a client computer, I made a group policy and applied it to the computer on my network. They all log on to a domain called "nantucket", the domain controller of the "nantuclet" server is running windows 2003, and...

from my experience with alternative cooling methods (water), i found that when you get nothing at all, i.e. no beeps, nothing, that means you have a deead CPU. I had it happen to my athlon XP rig a while back, we replaced the CPU with a one that we knew worked and everything was fine. We found a...

The utility won't install on windows 2000

*edit* I forgot to add that the WSUS server is running server 2k, but it is not the domain controller. The clients I am attemtpting to add to the WSUS server connect to a domain controlled by server 2003

THanks Justin, I think I understand now. My only problem now is that I'm running server 2000 and GPMC requires that I be running XP SP1 or server 2003. What should I do now?!

What I mean by add and edit in group policy editor is just that. In order to get access to each client in WSUS, I need to apply the wuau.adm template for the computers in the network. By using this template, I am able to edit the windows update settings on the clients and point them to the WSUS...

Well, here's my situation..... I'm attempting to setup my WSUS server for a company that has roughly 100 computers on its network. I've worked the bugs out with getting the right ports opened on my test client, and was able to get it to work fine. My problem is that I can't seem to find a way...