disable "are you sure you want to run..."

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Dave \Crash\ Dummy

richard said:
wrong! windows 7 does not have gpedit. besides, that article covers a
different problem. try again.
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I haven't tried the solution as posted, but Windows 7 most cetainly does
have gpedit. At least, Windows 7 Ultimate does. I have gpedit.msc,
gpedit.dll, and gpedit.chm.
 
D

Dave \Crash\ Dummy

Dave said:
I haven't tried the solution as posted, but Windows 7 most cetainly
does have gpedit. At least, Windows 7 Ultimate does. I have
gpedit.msc, gpedit.dll, and gpedit.chm.
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Gpedit is only available in Windows 7 Professional or higher. From
Windows Help and Support:

"Local Group Policy Editor"

"Local Group Policy Editor is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
snap-in that you can use to edit local Group Policy objects (GPOs).
Local Group Policy Editor and the Resultant Set of Policy snap-in are
available in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 Professional, Windows
7 Ultimate, and Windows 7 Enterprise. For more information, see
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=139815."
 
G

Gene E. Bloch

Oh dear, you really look stupid.
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Windows 7, like XP & Vista, HOME versions don't have gpedit.
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Next time, do a tiny bit of research first.
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If you read the above quoted material, you'll see that Richard said
"windows 7 does not have gpedit", not "windows 7 home does not have
gpedit".
 
B

badgolferman

Rebecca said:
Oh dear, you really look stupid.

Windows 7, like XP & Vista, HOME versions don't have gpedit.

Next time, do a tiny bit of research first.
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Since you are the "smart" one how about presenting any kind of a
solution instead of criticizing the one that doesn't work for you? At
least I found an answer that works.

Next time, read a bit more carefully first.
 
B

Bucky Breeder

Oh dear, you really look stupid.

Windows 7, like XP & Vista, HOME versions don't have gpedit.

Next time, do a tiny bit of research first.
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I have Windows Home Premium... and it has gpedit.
No extra charge. No warez. Just came like that.
Should I send it back, or send them a check?

HTH.

--

I AM Bucky Breeder, (*(^; in such loving touch with
my "inner narcissist" that often times in a very romantic
setting when I am making-love to a beautiful supermodel,
I will close my eyes and fantasize that I am masturbating!

http://ischarliesheendead.com/



Repent, the end is near... Or, just smoke 'em if you got 'em...
(And good luck if that whole "Apocolypse" thing starts happening.)
 
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