Monday, July 2, 2012

Enable Group Policy Powershell Module for Windows 7 domain client Computer.

 

Hi,

today i was planning to do few things with my "Group Policies", as usual i prefer to do it using PowerShell.

As you all know that to use Group Policy related stuff we need to import its module first. In windows 7 the group policy module in not enabled by default. We need to install it and then enable it.

The process it .

and after installing RSAT tool.

Click on start and search for "OptionalFeatures"

Click on it.

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and go to "Remote Server Administration Tools" expand it m and then expand "Feature Administration Tools" and tick on "Group Policy Management tools" and then click on "OK" 

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when it done installing, Open your Powershell Console and type : Import-Module GroupPolicy

No error for now..

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Let see what if it imported it or not.

Get-Command -Module GroupPolicy


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All Done ,, Seem fine


Now we can start messing up with Group policies using Powershell. ;o) 


:)


 


Thanks!


Aman Dhally



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1 comment:

  1. Hey Hi,
    I have done uptil here, but I am stuck with a way to handle a particular Group Policy setting.
    The setting I want is to add a BHO-CLSID to the Add-on list on the Internet Explorer settings.

    The entire path is here: GPedit.msc -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer -> Security Features -> Add-on Management -> Add-on List.

    I would like to enable it and then add a parameter in it.

    Any help with doing so is mostly appreciated.

    Thanks
    Goutham

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