Local Security Setting Progamming


  1. subbucse
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    Local Security Setting Progamming


    Hi ,

    we have to standalone windows 7 we don't have AD in our environment ,and these user are factory users we want to implement Local Security Policies on these machine. we want to achieve this using any progaming like C or WMI script.

    please help and your advice will be appricated.

    Regards,
    Subbu
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  3. andrew129260
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    Windows 10 Pro
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    We are going to need a lot more info to help you in any way. More detail please.
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