The secedit.sdb file gets recreated when you reboot the system. No need to
go the manual route.
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Thanks - I'll investigate this further
In the meantime I'll just keep updating those GPOs when I need them to refresh! sigh...
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Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2003 17:49:37 -08
Try deleting the secedit.sdb file and then reboot the system. We have had
to do this in the past. It is located in the C:\winnt\security\database
directory.
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By chance is this an XP machine ?? If so try gpupdate.exe instead of
secedit /refreshpolicy, see gpupdate /? for help...
Just a thought...
--Steve
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