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I welcome any help with what I believe should be a pretty simple process. I need to create a report of all of the printers on my network including their model #, name, & office location. I am sure that HP Web JetAdmin has this capability, but the details of the process are unclear to me...

Can someone help me out with what I'm sure is a pretty simple process. I need to create a report of all of the printers on my network including their model #, name, & office location. I am sure that HP Web JetAdmin has this capability, but the details of the process are unclear to me. Also...

I am in the process of creating new profiles for a few thousand users. In order to make a clean switch, I will need to delete the local cached copy of several user profiles & delprof.exe can do this on the individual basis. Has anyone had experience using it for thousands of machines, maybe...

I know that you can configure a GPO to delete cached copies of roaming profiles. This link even provides the details: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/274152/EN-US/ The only problem is that it doesn't want to work. I also can see that the GPO is being recognized. Any suggestions...

What would be the easiest way to setup a default profile for a few thousand users and make sure that their profile is deleted from their local machines at logoff.

can't see the reason, it just says that it doesn't see sp3a & won't take another step

I'm running 2003 server w/ SQL 2K SP4 and the educational software (CompassLearning Odyssey)demands SP3a. Is there a way for me to safely go down to this?

even after the refresh & reboot nothing has changed...

I need to remove 'tip of the day' from IE using the GPO. Under "user configuration/administrative templates/windows components/internet explorer/browser menus" it has been disabled, but the user still has access. Any ideas why?

I have configured a GPO for users that works fine. The only thing that is allowed that I would like restricted is "help" in IE. Where is this setting located in AD? thanks

User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Browser menus/"File menu: Disable closing the browser and Explorer windows

Can anybody recommend a good RSS reader?

Is there a GPO setting that can prevent users from closing any window they open? If so, where is it located?

How can I hide & restrict access to drives A, C, D, & E? Active Directory allows restricting A to D or all, but I don't see an option for just the ones that I need... Any suggestions?

When configuring a GPO, which provides for a quicker logon: leaving a setting "Not configured" if it doesn't need changing or setting it to the setting (either enabled or disabled) that most resembles the default? thanks

In active directory under user config> admin templates> windows components> net meeting there are numerous settings, but is there one to completely disable netmeeting all together? if so, where?

Have you heard Active Administrator from Lyoneese Software? What software (if any) do you use for administration of AD?

Quick question: do you put all of your GPOs in the same location in AD & just link them as needed or do you place them under the OU that they pertain to & link to other OUs if needed?

the group policy management console displays approx. 55 entries for user config> windows settings & admin templates w/ multiple entries below each. are you recommending i create about that many gpos?

Of course there's more than one way to "skin a cat," but some ways are better than others. What do you think? Some people say its best to have a seperate GPO for each setting, but others say that can create too many GPOs. If you're managing 5,000 or more users, what makes your life easiest...