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gbeck posted:We use WSUS to push out updates. We are still 100% a Windows XP shop and WSUS pushes out Windows Media Player 11. Today the CFO posted a Windows Media video on his blog for the employees. It turns out Windows Media Player 11 wants to validate before it run. It also likes to fail when all the users who are non-admin (all of them) try to click through. I really don't want to have to log into 600 computers, run WMP as admin, and click next, next, next. In Group Policy you can disable first run startup for Windows Media Player. Computer Policies/admin templates/Windows Components/Windows Media Player/Do Not Show First Use Dialog Boxes e: I don't know if that is the same as the validating process.
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TheRife posted:bombgar We have it at a university level so I can use it for free. It really is slick for dealing with issues at our branches that would be ~10min walk in North Dakota winter. It also lets you help users who are not part of your active directory environment(off campus students). lol internet. posted:I looked into this. Apparently in Win7 you need to have the users added into the Remote Assitance Group Herp. So that is the issue. 
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Our OU breakdown is by physical department. If a GPO needs to target across multiple departments I set up in the structure as high as I can to get all objects that are needed and use the security filtering for the GPO(basically change it from authenticated users to something more specific, possibly targeting an oddly specific security group like "Do not turn off display" ).
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devmd01 posted:Oh boy, we're taking email and office ~to the cloud~ and going office365 across the enterprise. You will never get delayed email issues resolved. Getting out of PST hell with 25GB inboxes is worth it though.
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