Copying network info with group policy protection?


  1. OptimalNOR
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    Copying network info with group policy protection?


    Hey I got this problem, I am trying to copy a network profile from a computer running under a domain, i got myself admin rights, but I can't copy the profile!

    I tried exporting it via netsh too, but It dosen't work ;c

    I tried one last thing, entering group policy (I am local admin not domain adamin) but I could not find wlan policies! Please help me :)

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  3. 2xg
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    Welcome to Seven Forums,

    I'd assume you were trying to copy a User Profile and not a network profile? If it has restrictions in your GPO you'll have to ask your Network Admin or whoever setup the GPO.
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