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and there's no any elements of tree. OS: Win 7 Prof 6.1.7601 SP1,There's no changes in GPO. Computer is not part of domain. I used SFC to check system, according tohttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833, with no effect. Of course, current user is in administrators group, and LUA (UAC) is off. ------------------------------------------- In Event Viewer i found two errors: Windows Firewall did not apply the following rule: Information on rules: ID: CoreNet-IPHTTPS-In Name: Basic network operations - Protocol IPHTTPS (inbound TCP) Information about the error: Cause: The local port is empty. Windows Firewall did not apply the following rule: Information on rules: ID: CoreNet-Teredo-In Name: Basic network operations - Teredo (UDP inbound traffic) Information about the error: Cause: The local port is empty. But I don't know how to fix them. It appear, when I'm starting gpedit.msc Edited by ernehem Saturday, November 05
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a few minutes. Join Now Rececntly, I discovered that i cant open the group https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/16447-group-policy-object-editor-not-opening policy object editor, it always give an error that i do not http://salvoz.com/blog/2010/09/29/failed-to-open-group-policy-object/ have a right to open it, even after login in as an administrator on the domain controller. Please, urgent response. Reply Subscribe RELATED TOPICS: Group Policy Object Editor Failed to open the group policy object. Group Policy Object   4 Replies group policy Tabasco OP TheTrueGeek May 30, 2008 at 3:29 UTC Please can you elaborate on the error message you are receiving? I had a case of access being denied because I was using the wrong version of the MMC console, so upgraded to version 3 (this was for an XP box). http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=61fc1c66-06f2-463c-82a2-cf20902ffae0&displaylang=en
0 group policy object Sonora OP Bola7537 May 30, 2008 at 4:21 UTC Thanks for your response. I was trying this on windows server 2003, and the machine happensto be our domain controller. Hope its clearer now? 0 Tabasco OP TheTrueGeek May 30, 2008 at 5:49 UTC So GPMC is not working, have you tried opening the MMC console and selecting the GPO snap-in manually? That should work (especially if you download the update I listed above). 0 Serrano OP Pobblebonk May 30, 2008 at 10:32 UTC Try this: This is sourced from: http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/MMC-Cannot-Open-file-t97798.html Excerp: OK, interesting...since msc files are really only xml files, I'm going to take a shot here and guess something is wrong there instead of with the management consolestart > runRegSvr32 MSXML.DLLby asalvo In the past 6 months, I've run into an error whereby I can not open the Group Policy Object on a local computer. The error is “Failed to open the Group Policy Object on this computer. You may not have appropriate rights.” In the details pain, it reads Unspecified error. I know it’s not a permissions issue directly, as I am running as the built-in administrator on this machine. I believe the problem has to do with the machine not being shutdown properly. The first time I saw this happen was when I was building up a new PC from an image and had a hardware problem that caused the machine to reboot. Once deployed, these machines can be shutdown on a whim, leading me to believe this is the cause. Off to Bing I went, and the first thing I found was a tool on the Microsoft Download Center for restoring the default group policy on Windows 2000. The page also mentioned that for Windows Server 2003, you should use the dcgpofix.exe tool. Well, I didn’t have that tool and I’m running Windows 7 anyway, so it was off to do some more searching. After awhile I came across a forum post that said all you have to do is delete the contents of the GroupPolicy folder in C:WindowsSystem32. This is a system folder, so you need to enable the option to view those. On Windows 7 press alt to see the toolbar menu option, and then click toolsfolder options. Click on the view tab and then uncheck Hid protected operating system files. Now navigate to C:windowssystem32 and locate the group policy folder. I made a copy of this folder and pasted it to another location just in case. Then I went into it and deleted the contents of the machine folder, as it was the only folder with something in it (Scripts folder and Registry.pol). I felt pretty good about doing this, because I checked my own PC and saw that there was