[mdt] change setting in gpedit.msc with a Task sequence

[denmyos]

Is it possible to change a setting in gpedit.msc with a Task Sequence.

 

I need to change

 

"Prohibit access to the control panel" and set it to "not configured"

 

and change

 

"show only specified control panel items" and set it to "personalization"

but i have to do it with a TS.

 

 

Thanks

[tmoon-mint]

Would it not make more sense to manage this with domain group policy instead of local?

[denmyos]

Would it not make more sense to manage this with domain group policy instead of local?

 

yes, but at the moment thats not possible.

It would making even more sense to just change it in the default Image, but at the moment that's not possible either.

[Annabelle]

add a command line during the task sequence and modify the registry

[Mustang]

Yes this should be possible.

 

I think the Task Sequence step is called "apply group policy packs"

 

Off the top of my head you would do something like this.

 

Create a template on a test machine, export the group policy and place it in your MDT Share and then call the import as part of the Task Sequence.

[denmyos]

I'm a idiot!!

 

The change: "show only specified control panel items" and set it to "personalization"

Should be done in the MMC.

So I need to add a Snapin (group policy object editor)

 

BUT it still have to be done via a TS.

 

Sorry for the confusion.

 

Is it possible to change a setting in gpedit.msc with a Task Sequence.

 

I need to change

 

"Prohibit access to the control panel" and set it to "not configured"

 

and change

 

"show only specified control panel items" and set it to "personalization"

but i have to do it with a TS.

 

 

Thanks

[denmyos]

Yes this should be possible.

 

I think the Task Sequence step is called "apply group policy packs"

 

Off the top of my head you would do something like this.

 

Create a template on a test machine, export the group policy and place it in your MDT Share and then call the import as part of the Task Sequence.

 

 

Hmmm I have tried this before.

Once i tried to imported it on a workstation, didn't work.

But I guess i could take a shot at it again in MDT.