[xiro911]

Guys I copy 1 GPO and paste it the original GPO is USB is disable the copied GPO is disable it why is itstill can't use the USB on OU with the copied GPO where as I enable the usb manually!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Any assistance?

 

[lfcgeorge]

Hi can you be more specific to what the problem is please as I am having trouble understanding.

Thanks

 

[djaburg]

Sounds like the original GPO disabled use of USB devices and he copied a GPO that had USB enabled, but he still can't use USB. Perhaps using GPUPDATE /force from the workstation would help if the policy was applied correctly. I'd likely run rsop.msc from the command line on the client machine in question to see what policies are in affect on that machine.

 

[xiro911]

Sounds like the original GPO disabled use of USB devices and he copied a GPO that had USB enabled, but he still can't use USB. Perhaps using GPUPDATE /force from the workstation would help if the policy was applied correctly. I'd likely run rsop.msc from the command line on the client machine in question to see what policies are in affect on that machine.

Nice RSOP.MSC very useful

 

[xiro911]

Aby idea how to solve this cause I have none already

 

[djaburg]

Is your computer joined to a domain? Is the domain controller available? I'd try removing it from the domain and then rejoining the domain to see if it resolves the issue. What's the server OS?

 

[xiro911]

yes the client pc is connect to the domain abc.local my OS is windows 7 and the server is windows server 2088 R2.

 

[xiro911]

Tried removing it and rejoin it again the same it prompt me that problem not accessible and server clock

 

[djaburg]

Make sure timezone is the same on the client and the server. Do you have a firewall running on your workstation?

 

[xiro911]

Yes I have but I already disable the windows firewall

 

[xiro911]

Still the same I have set the time zone but the error still the same ....

 

[djaburg]

Go to your system properties on the workstation and take a screen shot and post it. Something doesn't seem right if you've joined the domain and you still can't get access to a computer on the domain. Are you simply trying to connect to it to view shared items?

 

[xiro911]

I connect that computer so I will be in the active directory. Any idea how this happen?

 

[jimscreechy]

I have had this happen before on a number of instances. It happens because the GPO is not reset on the PC even after update or removal from domain. The easiest way to fix is to remove from domain and run a 'reset to default tool/script' then re-join domain. There are many utils available. A simple search will yield many links. Try here.

Local Group Policy - Reset to Default - Windows 7 Help Forums

Also, whats wrong with writing a proper description of the problem, you want help but can't even be bothered to describe it properly. 2 mish-mashed sentences, seriously? But for Djaburg's interpretation I'd be lost with your post.

 

[djaburg]

Fortunately I've been doing IT long enough that I've learned to read between the jibberish to see what the question could be. Kinda like seeing a reply like

Nice RSOP.MSC very useful

with a crying image. Does that mean it helped or didn't. It IS a useful tool to see which GPO's are being applied to a given workstation. But I guess that is perhaps too deep or complex.

 

[jimscreechy]

Yeah exactly, its like being asked for spare change then getting abuse when you don't give enough for a Starbucks

 

[xiro911]

I have had this happen before on a number of instances. It happens because the GPO is not reset on the PC even after update or removal from domain. The easiest way to fix is to remove from domain and run a 'reset to default tool/script' then re-join domain. There are many utils available. A simple search will yield many links. Try here.

Local Group Policy - Reset to Default - Windows 7 Help Forums

Also, whats wrong with writing a proper description of the problem, you want help but can't even be bothered to describe it properly. 2 mish-mashed sentences, seriously? But for Djaburg's interpretation I'd be lost with your post.

So I have to reset all the GPO of those pc connected to my active directory which is suffering these problems? Its not only windows7 also my windows xp is having this problem but I also notice that if I type the computer name it has that error but if I type the ip address in RUN it can add printer so probably DNS problem or anything else need more research hehe...

 

[xiro911]

Fortunately I've been doing IT long enough that I've learned to read between the jibberish to see what the question could be. Kinda like seeing a reply like with a crying image. Does that mean it helped or didn't. It IS a useful tool to see which GPO's are being applied to a given workstation. But I guess that is perhaps too deep or complex.

I think I'm the one who posted that from other site. Can you give me the link to refresh my memories ehhe

 

[xiro911]

I think I'm the one who posted that from other site. Can you give me the link to refresh my memories ehhe

same thread my mistake :angel: