i have created non-administrative user based policies to the computer

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  1. expressions
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       New #21

    one more thing what about the other folders? machine and user and gpt file i copied do i need to replace them with the old one ?
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  3. expressions
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       New #22

    Thanks it worked i wound'nt have done it without your help. Thanks a lot really appreciate it. my first task is done. and now they have given me another task. shall i ask you here or create another post?
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  4. GokAy
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       New #23

    Sorry for the late reply, the first 2 folders we tried copying didn't have any modifications to the Group Policy so I believe you don't need to touch them.

    If your new task is unrelated better open a new thread as others may not be checking this one.
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  6. expressions
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       New #24

    its Alright, thanks
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