How does WinXP stop Group Policy running

Group Policy is a tool for user control system. Users can quickly call up through the running window. Group management can realize the configuration management of all aspects of the system. It is much more convenient than modifying the registry, but there are When I want to disable group policy operation, how do I operate it? The following small series will introduce you to the WinXP system shutdown group policy operation method.

Operation steps

1. Run gpedit.msc, and then expand “user configuration →admin template →system”, find in the right window, only run licensed Windows Application & rdquo; strategy and double click, select “ Enabled & rdquo; in the window that opens. At this point we can see that the “display” button is activated in the window, click “display →add”, then enter the name of the program that allows Windows to run, such as “Notepad.exe”, and finally Press the “OK” button.

2, this time not to immediately close the & ldquo; & rdquo ;. Group Policy In the "Start → Run" dialog, run "Group Policy", you will find that it is no longer working! Fortunately, we have not closed the "Group Policy" program, now in the "Group Policy" window, will "Allow only Windows applications to run" policy set to "not configured", then click “ OK & rdquo; button.

3. If you have turned off "Group Policy", you can restore the settings by restarting your computer, pressing the F8 key when the boot menu appears, and selecting "ldquo" from the Windows Advanced Options menu. Run the mmc.exe command prompt with the safe mode with command prompt. In the "Control Panel" window that opens, click “File →Add/Remove Snap-in →Add →Group Policy→Add →Complete →Close →OK”, now added A group policy console, then change the original settings back to re-enter Windows.

The above is the introduction of WinXP prohibiting group policy operation. Of course, you can use Group Policy to recover. It is generally not recommended to prohibit group policy.