Group Policy Error Messages

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Jason,

Based on the description of the issue, the message that the user is
experiencing is not an error. Using Group Policy an Administrator restricts
the user actions on a computer.

User rights are rules that determine the actions a user can perform on a
computer. In addition, user rights control whether a user can log on to a
computer directly (locally) or over the network, add users to local groups,
delete users, and so on. Built-in groups have sets of user rights already
assigned. Administrators usually assign user rights by adding a user
account to one of the built-in groups or by creating a new group and
assigning specific user rights to that group. Users who are subsequently
added to a group are automatically granted all user rights assigned to the
group account. User rights are managed using Group Policy.

Srikanth N
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Not that I know of. Will check more into it, though.

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"jaharris27" <jasonaharris@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> After setting up a Local Group Policy, when a user tries to do
> something that they're not suppose to(due to the policy), they will
> receive a popup error message, that says something like "this actions
> has been restricted by your administrator". Is there anyway to
> disable these popup error messages, either through Group Policy Editor
> or Registry Hack, or whatever? Thanks in advance.