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- Powershell Invoke-GPUpdate - No Logoff possible?
Looking to run Invoke-GPUPdate -force to a group of remote computers and respond to the logoff prompt with quot;No quot; Tried: Echo quot;n quot; | invoke-gpupdate Error:Invoke-gpupdate does not
- Can you force a GPO update from a different user
I am getting a "fail to update user" when executing a "gpupdate force" The computer updates fine I think the issue has to do with the computer is logged on as userX I am running a cmd window with "runas user:userY" I will answer the inevitable question "why" at the end of the post
- powershell - Run GPupdate in a hidden style - Stack Overflow
How can I do to make the command prompt hidden the powershell script update ps1 contains GPupdate force Below is my code: @echo off PowerShell exe -WindowStyle Hidden -File "update ps1" -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -noProfile -NonInteractive
- Call CMD to run GPUpdate in Powershell - Stack Overflow
It may be environment related, but I just wanted to double check what I have is correct, or there are alternatives I am unaware of I am currently just trying to call CMD for it to run "Gpupdate force" but it just hangs on a blank line after execution Doing cmd exe c "msg * hi" as expected brings up a popup saying hi
- How to programatically update group policy? i. e. gpupdate force
Process call create "gpupdate force" You might want to add local credentials if you are not a domain poweruser Solution seems easy but i could have misunderstood your question - if so update me please
- Updated registry values revert to their old values after I run . . .
GPOs get reset the next time the policy is applied So every time you run gpupdate this happens for any keys which are set by managed policies This can potentially extend to some keys outside of the normal Policies path within the Registry when keys are set using a Registry Key policy The only way to stop this behavior is to remove the
- gpupdate force not has default timeout limitation 600 seconds?
I measuring by Get-Date, before and after execute the gpupdate, some customers execution time would more than the default time 10 minutes some customers executed the "gpupdate force" for about 30 minutes –
- dns - gpupdate force stuck at updating policy . . . - Stack Overflow
I added a new Windows 11 computer in my domain recently, it's the first win11 operating system I tried to update his policy with : gpupdate force but the command is running for hours and never stops, on my other computers (win10), it works perfecly
- Mass gpupdate force with power shell - Stack Overflow
Mass gpupdate force with power shell Ask Question Asked 8 years, 9 months ago Modified 8 years, 9
- PowerShell run Command as different User when . . . - Stack Overflow
I need to run a common PowerShell command to trigger a Group Policy Update "gpupdate" on a remote computer out of a workflow The workflow runs in a system user context, which do not have the local admin permissions on the clients to force a remote "gpupdate"
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