Windows Thread, Manually editing software in GPO in Technical; I had trouble adding an MSI to a GPO (it didn't have a security tab and the package wouldn't show ...
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12th December 2008, 10:39 AM #1 Manually editing software in GPO
I had trouble adding an MSI to a GPO (it didn't have a security tab and the package wouldn't show in the list). I worked out this was because the author has put a leading space on the ProductName of the MSI. I modified this and successfully added it. Now 10 entries for the same MSI appear int the policy which would have been caused when I was trying to add it with the leading space and assuming it wasn't adding because it wasn't displayed.
If I remove one of the entries they all disappear, and if I add it back in they all reppear. Is it just a case of deleting the duplica AAS files in the policy, or is it more involved, or impossible without receating the policy from scratch? Thanks
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12th December 2008, 10:43 AM #2 I sort of understand most of what you're saying. I can't say I have ever experienced the duplication problems you describe, but I would remove all the relevant software GPOs first, then delete the files and then create a new software GPO for your updated MSI package.
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12th December 2008, 11:24 AM #3 Yeah, there are about 150 packages in the policy, so I don't particularly want to be recreating if avoidable. Thanks.
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12th December 2008, 12:05 PM #4 Would Exporting the GPO settingsto backup, deleting it and the restoring them help fix it?
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12th December 2008, 01:34 PM #5 Thats why I use 1 gpo per piece of software.
Ben
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