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• Reset to the default local security policy in Windows 7

  Hello

  I saw the MSKB article about resetting the local security policy to the default settings for Windows XP and Vista but you can not find one for Win 7. Can anyone tell me an MSKB article or the answer with the necessary command?

  Thank you very much.

  Hi GDWNet,

  Are you referring to this article?

  How to restore the security settings the default settings?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313222

  Steps mentioned in the article applies to the Windows 7 operating system as well.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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• No shortcut for the Microsoft local security policy, can not find in administrative tools (Control Panel)... Even after several updates.

  Hi, I've updated my Windows XP all current updates. But I still need this local security policy.

  Is there a specific link for this download, or should I look elsewhere - other than the administrative tools?

  
  

  Windows XP Home Edition is not local security policy.  This requires Windows XP Professional.

  What should you change?  There could be another way to do it.

  Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• How to find local security policy

  Hello

  I want to find a solution so that (2Brightsparks software) Synback let me create a scheduled task that allows empty passwords, which it does not now. I am running Win 7 x 64 Home Premium and I get the error:

  0x8007052f: connect by mistake: account restriction. Possible reason could be that empty passwords not allowed.

  They refer to the local security policy to make the change:

  "If you receive the error message" error message: user account restriction error ", you must then:

  -In Windows Vista, select start-> Control Panel

  -Switch to the view classes (left)

  -Double-click the Administrative Tools icon

  -Double-click on the element of local security policy

  -Navigate to security settings-> local policies-> Security Options

  -Double-click on the accounts of the order of the day: limit the use of local account passwords empty to console logon only

  -A window will appear. Select the disabled option, and then click OK.

  -Close the local security policy window.

  Thanks for any help!

  Thank you, however, I was able to run ancillary Syncback in Vista and 7 before empty password (because I'm a single user and a password need not) so this may not be the case. Y at - it may be a misunderstanding?

  Yet once, how to find local security to 7 Home Premium strategy, if possible?

  Please post your method in case you manage to run a scheduled task under an account with a blank password.

  Windows 7 Home Premium lacks a policy editor. You can duplicate many of its operations by hacking the registry directly, using this large worksheet as a guide:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=18c90c80-8b0a-4906-a4f5-ff24cc2030fb#Filelist

• Windows Mail cannot synchronize emails account exchange says "Allow windows to apply the security policy to this PC.

  I set up an exchange account on Windows Mail on Windows 8 Pro. It syncs all e-mail said to synchronize 'your account '. you will need to change this PC settings to match the security policy of the mail server. See how to "allow windows to apply the security policy to this PC. now I can't find an option where I can leave my exchange server apply security policies. How can I achieve this.

  Screenshot - http://sdrv.ms/U3RObM

  PS: my exchange account works perfectly on iPhone/iPad and Windows Phone 7.5.

  That left me speechless for a long time, but I think I just found a workaround that is may be what many of you who support companies can search for.

  End users as admins have them is a complete no, no.  I can't have that, it is unacceptable.  It dawned on me that if I had to turn an ordinary windows app, perhaps I could temporarily raise so that the app can run and perform it requires registry settings.  I did some research and found that you can run the command prompt mail application.  I intend to make a race package once I deploy to my end users that I want to set up this app that launches the application as a local administrator, let's configure them it, accept the screen of "Enforcing policy" and get synchronization started.  Once the installation program, they have more need the application to run as the local administrator.  However, I did a lot of tests and I found that I needed to 'Allow no devices configurable' active too.

  Here's the command line on the mail application starts.  Test launch invite command as a local administrator of a standard user account and type:

  Start ms-mail:

  Script by far you want!  It is not ideal, but it will do.  Do not forget the colon after Microsoft mail.  It is necessary.

• W7 UAC & local security policy blocks the access of the drive to install W7

  The UAC setting is blocking access to the W7 installation disc and reports error Code: Ux80070005; Retail "user access is denied."
  because ir requires elevated privileges to run W7.  However, I'm already under W7 with administrative privileges at level 2.
  When Windows is running.  When I stop and restart my computer after I insert the W7 disk in the CD/DVD slot, it starts
  in the W7 disk and I get three icons on graphical interface at startup.  1 HD Windows, window OS W7 and Windows EFI boot disk.  Thus,.
  while I can run W7 in OS mode and startup in W7 Installation disc & Windows 7 EFI before starting the system, I can't
  disk access to Installation of W7 after I start OS W7.  Other that this issue, Windows Diagnostic reports no problem with W7
  components or other after market seller software which would explain the problem of registry. My reading of the Forum
  Comments on the problems of the UAC and "Windows 7 Inside and Out" makes me think it's a problem of UAC setting and synchronize with
  Who is not grateful, local security policy setting of the UAC.  I don't want to mess with the registry setting without knowing why.

  Forum assistance requested.  Help, please.

  Hey Herbert,

  1. you try to reinstall Windows 7?

  2. you try to perform a custom installation or a Windows 7 upgrade installation?

  3. why you reinstall Windows 7?

  Please see the link to disable the UAC.

  Enable or disable the User Account Control

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/turn-user-account-control-on-or-off

  Please post with more information on this issue to get help.

• Use the local security policy to give you the privilege to lock memory pages

  FIX: Use local security policy to give you the privilege to lock memory pages.  Large memory pages significantly improve performance when large memory blocks are allocated.

  any body can help me do this with instructions thank you

  Hello

  You can try the steps suggested in the link.

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190730 (v = sql.90) .aspx

  In addition, I would also recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories .

  They will be able to guide you to the best.

• Where is the "local security policy"? Locking password.

  Hi all

  This was the case when I used XP I could the action of what happens when you enter the password to logon incorrectly a number of times.

  The local security policy (LSP), took place in Control Panel under administrative tools.  When I look upward, "what are administrative tools" in the "help and support", Win8 the FSA is mentioned, but in reality he resides in all administrative tools.

  Thus,.

  . The removed LSP Control Panel on purpose; He lives somewhere else?

  . The computer hangs if I get the password too often?

  . If so, how many times.

  . Can I change the number of times?

  (Please give back me my local security policy.)

  Concerning

  DaveTK

  Hi Dave,.

  Last reply for today also, as it is quite late for me as well:

  • 21 administrative tools
  • Path to the local security policy is %windir%\system32\secpol.msc

  Admin tools list + secpol path on this screenshot.

  If you have an OEM / no Pro version of Windows 8 I'm afraid... :-(. Yet once again, I'm not sure, but I wouldn't be surprised.

  See you soon

  LZ.

• Error ' MMC MAY NOT CREATE THE SNAP-IN ' in the local security policy (secpol.msc)

  I just bought a new laptop with 64-bit Windows 8.

  Wanted to do some desirable changes in (secpol.msc) local security policy window.

  Managed to launch the local security policy interface but it displays the following error "MMC could not create the snap."

  Due to the mistake, I am unable to navigate security settings and make the desired changes.

  Help, please. Need an urgent solution to this problem.

  Thanks & best regards,

  Sasmas

  I just bought a new laptop with 64-bit Windows 8.

  Wanted to do some desirable changes in (secpol.msc) local security policy window.

  Managed to launch the local security policy interface but it displays the following error "MMC could not create the snap."

  Due to the mistake, I am unable to navigate security settings and make the desired changes.

  Help, please. Need an urgent solution to this problem.

  Thanks & best regards,

  Sasmas

  Hi sasmas

  Advanced tools are only available in the version of Windows 8 Pro.

  You can use the features to be added in the Panel upgrade to the Pro version.

  Add features to Windows 8: FAQ

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/Add-features-frequently-asked-questions

  Concerning

• Unlock the local security policy

  I have a laptop Pro Win 7 x 64 - Home Premium upgrade - and it seems a previous user (no longer exists) set different security policies, including the length of the password, complexity, etc., that I am unable to change.

  I can log on as an administrator, to create new users, etc, but when I got to the strategy of local security, security settings, account policies and local policies have the symbol 'lock' next to them and I am unable to change the settings.
     
  I have disabled AV, tried in vain to start safe mode (it stops altogether at drivers.sys).   Thank you.

  Yes, but I'm sure the VPNed employee at some point which could have installed these policies.

  Best bet is to start on this system, as described by OberWald.

  B Eddie

• Access local security policy in Windows 7 Home Premium

  How can I access local security policies in Windows 7 Home Edition Premium, it is even available in this version?  My default account is an administrator account, but there is still so much that I get ACCESS DENIED errors on. The UAC is low in this version and really doesn't help at all. Am I missing something obvious here?

  (Panel of-> system and security-> administrative tools):

  You should see him there. When you get that access denied and click right on that never - what gives you that and see if there is an option that says run as long as administrator, and then run, as the value default windows 7 Administrator account disable but associated with the admin user.

• What happens if a password or authorization is required for a "interactive logon to the local security for domain policy or..?

  I use a pc at home on my wireless router which is password protected.  Under the local security policy, if enable password to access interactive domain requirement, what happens?  [Activate: interactive logon: requires authorization by domain controller...] I block someone tries to access my pc via a domain or I will block my access?  I use windows 8 and windows 7 HP, (different PC)

  Hi Laurie,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  According the information you have provided, I understand that you need information about the interactive logon to the local security for the domain policy. I will certainly give you with this information.

  Logon information must be provided to unlock a locked computer. For domain accounts, this security setting determines whether a domain controller must be contacted to unlock a computer. If this setting is disabled, a user can open the computer using cached credentials. If this setting is enabled, a domain controller must authenticate the domain account used to unlock the computer.

  If you face problems more when working with Windows Mail on the Microsoft Community Forum.

• I would like to change on my Windows Vista Home Premium PC's local security policies.

  I would like to change on my Windows Vista Home Premium PC's local security policies.  Is this possible?  If so, how?  I have no secpol.msc or "Local safety Strategies" under administrative tools.

  The local security policy editor is not included in Vista Home Premium.

• How to get to "local group policy editor" without typing gpedit.msc in the command run

  I'm so curious to know how to get to "local group policy editor" without typing gpedit.msc in the command run

  I'm so curious to know how to get to "local group policy editor" without typing gpedit.msc in the command run

  You can reach the 'local security policy' of

  Control of configuration\systeme and Security\Administrative tools

• How to test the domain controller security policy works or not?

  How to test the domain controller security policy works or not?

  So far, I put a security policy in the domain controller security policy, however, I do not affect client computers joined to the domain controller. and so far, if I apply the domain security policy work.

  LiuAlex

  Server must wonder about the Technet site.  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home