gpedit.msc \/gpcomputer: Computername<\/p>\n
The account you\u2019re logged into needs to have admin rights over that machine. If it don\u2019t, then use your domainadmin account. So you\u2019ll want to run a cmd as your domain admin. To make it easier create a batch file with<\/p>\n
runas \/user:domainname\\admin C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\cmd.exe<\/p>\n
Then in that cmd window type<\/p>\n
gpedit.msc \/gpcomputer: Computername<\/p>\n
For example<\/p>\n
gpedit.msc \/gpcomputer: a4474<\/p>\n
While I\u2019m on DOMAIN1 still, to do it to a machine on DOMAIN2, try using the DOMAIN2\\domain2admin account as my domain admin from DOMAIN1 doesn\u2019t work.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
gpedit.msc \/gpcomputer: Computername The account you\u2019re logged into needs to have admin rights over that machine. If it don\u2019t, then use your domainadmin account. So you\u2019ll want to run a cmd as your domain admin. To make it easier create … Continue reading