How do I set multiple local group policy objects in Vista?

We know that Windows Vista has a huge advantage over earlier versions of Windows xp, that is, there can be multipleLocal Group PolicyObject. In this way, you can set different local group policies for different user groups or even specific users as needed.

This is an excellent improvement for the multi-person application environment, thus avoiding the fact that Windows XP only supports one Local Group Policy object, resulting in any user on the same computer, both administrator groups and common user groups are controlled by the same local group policy object. to configure different application permissions for these groups, you must use other methods.

This article describes how to set multiple local group policy objects for different groups or users in Windows Vista. Of course, disabling the Local Group Policy for Windows Vista in the Active Directory domain environment is also quite simple.

Setting of multiple local group policy objects

1. To set the Local Group Policy object, you must first enter the Group Policy object editor. Enter "mmc" in "Start => Run" to start Microsoft ManagementConsole. I believe all users who have performed similar operations in Windows XP know the MMC (MicrosoftManagement Console) is a management tool used by Windows to manage networks, computers, services, and other system components. Then, in the MMC window, select "Add Remove Snap-in" under the File menu, in the displayed window, select "GroupPolicy Object Editor" and select "Add )".

2. On the welcome screen, you can see that the default group policy object is "Local Computer", which is the same as the previous system, such as Windows 2000/XP/2003, the difference is that, in the previous system, clicking the "Browse" button below will only show the option for "this computer" and "another computer, in Windows Vista, the situation is significantly different.

3. In the Group Policy object browsing window, you can see the "User" tab that is more than the previous Windows system. here we can see all the local accounts, to set a local group policy for a specific account or group, you only need to select it here.

Note that the "Non-Administrators" group here is not a real user group, but Windows Vista is used to identify a pseudo "group" for all users except the local administrator group on the computer ".

4. Find the users or groups to set the Local Group Policy and select them. Note: Only one policy can be selected at a time. If you need to set multiple local group policy objects at a time, you must select multiple policies.

5. After the selection is complete, you can see in the MMC window that the corresponding local group policy object is displayed for each selected group or user, the format is "Local Computer \ username Policy". In this way, you can set specific groups or users accordingly.

The method for setting multiple local group policy objects in Vista is helpful to readers. More knowledge about group policies needs to be learned and consolidated by readers.

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