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User GPO not applying

fnolin Posted messages 42 Status Membre -  
curumo Posted messages 9 Status Membre -
Hello,

I'm trying to resolve a problem for a user with their computer.

When they log in to their workstation, the user GPOs are not working.

The computer GPOs are working fine.

When they use another computer, the user GPOs are applied.

What could cause this kind of issue?

We are on Windows 7 64-bit.

I have no errors in the event log indicating that the user GPOs are not being applied.

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magicfan42 Posted messages 137 Status Membre 21
 
This may stem from a GPO conflict.

To diagnose this, you can use rsop.msc to see what is actually applied on your machine and for your user.

Based on these results, you can set up tests to verify that the User part of a computer GPO is not conflicting with a User GPO, for example.
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fnolin Posted messages 42 Status Membre 2
 
Unfortunately, we don't have any conflict issues with our GPOs.

Our 600 machines all have the same GPOs and users in the same services have no issues.

I used the gpresult -H command and it indicates that the GPOs are inaccessible.

The problem really comes from the machine.
But thank you for your suggestion.
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curumo_leblanc Posted messages 283 Status Membre 74
 
Due to the lack of better options and considering that the elements apply to another machine, the issue does not come from the GPOs but rather from their connection to the host machine.

I had the same problem and the only solution to erase all traces of rights and GPOs was formatting... which is very surprising given the rewriting of rights by the GPOs upon opening the workstation, the session, and then every 45 minutes... but for some strange reason, (rights on the local rights file?) this was not taken into account.
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fnolin
 
Hello

thank you for the solution

formatting was the last option, but I think I won't have a choice.

We managed to push the GPO from the console and apply it to the user who connects to such a computer

it worked for the one we wanted to push, but not all the rights are being applied.
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curumo Posted messages 9 Status Membre 1
 
I'm considering a right of access and write permissions on the branches of the registry

HKLM\Software\Policies (computer settings, recommended location)
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies (computer settings, another location)
HKCU\Software\Policies (user settings, recommended location)
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies (user settings, another location)

But you're likely to pull your hair out instead of just restoring your system image. I imagine you have an "initial" ghost of the machines given the number you’re responsible for.
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