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    When I run a settings report in AGPM on a controlled GPO there are a large number of settings listed under "Extra Registry Settings" instead of under a Display Name heading. They all are at least Vista or better settings. I am using the included default .admx files on a Vista PC no custom files.

    Many settings under the following keys in User settings:

    software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\policies \explorer
    software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\policies \programs

    Is anyone else seeing a large number of settings under "Extra Registry Settings" that are exclusive to Vista when they run a report in AGPM ?

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    that's where Vista settings show up under GPMC on XP/2003 too - basically if the tool you use is not runningon Vista or Longhorn (Server 2008) then it probably won't show them up properly

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    Thanx for pointing that out!

    In my previous post I didn't mention that I am using Vista with AGPM did I? :wink:

    Is anyone else using :arrow: Vista :!: seeing a large number of settings under "Extra Registry Settings" that are exclusive to Vista when they run a report in AGPM ?

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    I figured it out.. ..nevermind!

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    Do you recal the solution ?

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    Care to share the solution auto? I'm seeing the same thing for advanced firewall settings.

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