Gpedit via command line


  1. Akshay
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    Windows 7, Arch Linux, Ubuntu Server 9.10, 8.10, 8.04
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    Gpedit via command line


    how can I enable disable a policy using gpedit! Not via the GUI, you go do some clicks and enable.

    But I want to execute one shot command which will say disable AutoRun.

    I have searched exenstively, no results. I kind need this for my automation stuff.

    Thanks,
    Akshay
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  3. karlsnooks
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    MS Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit
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    create a .REG file. Execute the .reg file.

    The grouppolicy editor is a registry editor of sorts.
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