In Windows Vista, how does one disable the Local Group Policy?

In windowsLocal Group PolicyIt is widely used in networks, and its role is self-evident for system administrators. However, sometimes we want to disable the Local Group Policy. This article describes how to disableWindows VistaMethod of the Local Group Policy in.

Previously, we introduced that Windows Vista supports multiple LGPO (Local Group Policy Objects: Local Group Policy object) on a computer ), and how to set different group policy objects for different user groups or users. Multiple User Group Policy Objects make Windows Vista Configuration easier and more efficient.

However, in an Active Directory-based domain environment, a strong local group policy may cause trouble for network management: If the Windows Vista client uses a local administrator account, improper local group policy settings may affect the unified settings of Enterprise LAN, or cause conflicts. The network administrator may want to set the client to disable the Local Group Policy.

To disable a local group policy

1. Run "Gpmc. msc" on the Windows Vista Client and start GPMC (Group Policy Management Console: Group Policy Management Console ).

2. Find the Group Policy Object of the OU (organizational unit) to which Windows Vista belongs. If no corresponding settings are available, create a group policy object for the OU or domain based on the network application.

3. Right-click the corresponding group policy object and choose edit.

4. In the Edit Group Policy Object window, choose computer Settings> management template> system> group policy.

5. In the right window, find "Turn off Local Group Policy objects processing (disable Local Group Policy)", double-click or right-click and select Properties. Note: This setting can be enabled or disabled at any time as needed. Of course, if you want to disable the Local Group Policy of the Windows Vista Client, disable it.

Use the Group Policy Management Console to disable the Local Group Policy

6. Disable the Group Policy Management Console, restart the PC, and set the application.

I hope this article will introduce how to disable the Local Group Policy in Windows Vista to help readers. More knowledge about group policies needs to be learned and consolidated by readers.