Set_FDCC_LGPO: Utility to apply FDCC settings to local group policy

Set_FDCC_LGPO - Source code

Federal Desktop Core Configuration — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 23:09:35 GMT

Set_FDCC_LGPO - source code and Visual Studio project files.

re: Set_FDCC_LGPO: Utility to apply FDCC settings to local group policy

rokoge — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:43:08 GMT

These three service settings are missing from the tool: W3SVC, Fax, and MSFtpsvc

re: Set_FDCC_LGPO: Utility to apply FDCC settings to local group policy

rokoge — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:46:44 GMT

Also, these two service settings are in the tool but not defined by FDCC: aspnet_state and Dnscache

[Aaron Margosis] Whatever is in the tool comes from the NIST GPO downloads.

Set_FDCC_LGPO: Updated for 2008 Q1

Federal Desktop Core Configuration — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 07:34:02 GMT

Set_FDCC_LGPO utility updated to conform to NIST's 2008 Q1 update. Set_FDCC_LGPO is a utility to apply FDCC settings to Local Group Policy.

re: Set_FDCC_LGPO: Utility to apply FDCC settings to local group policy

ctmiller — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 19:10:12 GMT

I am running the utility on a clean installation of XP Pro SP2 as an administrator and it completes without error. Yet when I check my error log file I see the following: User policy save failed; error code 0x80070020.

Any thoughts or suggestions? Thank you.

[Aaron Margosis] That error code appears to be associated with the text, "The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process." KB 883825 suggests that it may be due to anti-virus performing real-time scanning. Do you have AV running on your system?

Set_FDCC_LGPO: Updated for 2008 Q3

Federal Desktop Core Configuration — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 07:25:15 GMT

Set_FDCC_LGPO utility updated to conform to NIST's 2008 Q3 update (FDCC Major Version 1.0). Set_FDCC_LGPO is a utility to apply FDCC settings to Local Group Policy.

re: Set_FDCC_LGPO: Utility to apply FDCC settings to local group policy

ctmiller — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:10:06 GMT

Aaron,

I do not have AV on the system. I'll have to double check about the status of Windows Firewall though.

I did have an interesting work around. Running Set_FDCC_LGPO records error 0x80070020 into my log as previously stated. If I run the utility a second time it seems to take and my error log is then clean.

Set_FDCC_LGPO updated: v1.05

Federal Desktop Core Configuration — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 06:23:06 GMT

The utility for applying FDCC configuration settings en masse to a computer has been updated: The 0x80070020