Optimizing User Account Control and Admin Approval Mode 131 Redefining Standard User and Administrator User Accounts Managing User Account Control and Elevation Prompts. Working with Alternative Actions and States 113 Configuring Group Policy Preferences. 106Ĭontrolling Script Behavior Through PolicyĪssigning Computer Startup and Shutdown Scripts Working with Computer and User Script Policies. Working with Access and Connectivity Policies. Working with File and Data Management Policies. 90 Viewing Policies and TemplatesĮnabling, Disabling, and Configuring Policies 83 Accessing and Using Local Group PoliciesĪccessing and Using Site, Domain, and Organizational Unit PoliciesĬonfiguring Policies.
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