You could always look at it as having to create a whole new GPO because they want to define whatever that object is on everything else. If they didn't want to define that, you'd be golden and wouldn't have to do it.
In other words: Remove the setting from everything or you get to create a GPO to disable that setting.
On 8/23/06, Harding, Devon <
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------Is it possible to exclude a group of computers from ONE setting from a particular GPO, but apply everything else in that GPO? I'd have to create a whole new GPO just for one setting.
-Devon
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