Change Sid On Windows 7 Without Sysprep Answer
Original Title: SYSPREP GENERALIZE LOSES LOCAL GROUP POLICY SETTINGS.I have a laptop in which I've created an image I want to deploy.The image has VERY specific group policy settings to restrict the user from doing anything improper on the desktop. I have created users and assinged the LGP to a specific user. It works fine.BUT, when I sysprep it and do the generalize pass, all the LGP goes away. I have an unattend file for win 7 that I've created using the SIM program. I use it to handle the OOBE stuff.Bottom line, I have an image that I want to clone using the MS tools (IMAGEX) to create a WIM and then deploy it to laptops as a WIM image.
I need to figure out a way to clone this laptop and keep all the settings and let MS WIN7 be happy with the SID'sand computername. I could do this in WINXP and WDS easily. But WIN7 is a little more difficult.the LGP is used to lockdown the laptop. These laptops are for police and fire, so I want them to boot to a user (autologin) and then allow them to login to the dispatch application. It works with no porblems until I sysprep it for deployment.Anyone have any ideas. My thoughs are no because the LGP is tied to a local user' SID and when sysprep is done the SID is invalid.and before anyone asks, yes I have copied the.pol files and tried a GPUPDATE / FORCE to get it to work.
Change Sid Without Sysprep Windows 10
No luck.Warren HarrisCity of Dallas Mobile Technology Center. Some useful info on the links thanks, but I am still not getting any closer to a solution.Since I am using the MMC snap-in to create the local user settings.
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Example: my MMC with the plug in for group policy says USERSFIRE, FIRE is the local user that I want to restrict. I set the policies.not using (GPEDIT.MSC) but the MMC snap-in. I see the GroupPolicyUsers folder. Try to copy that.pol file from the folder of a working machine to the master machine. Do a GPUPDATE /force, it says it's completed, but after reboot and logging in as FIREno change.I dont use the GPEDIT.MSC since that is really for all users, I have another local user that is called MTC. I use that to login to the laptop for admin purposes. I dont want the restrictions to be in place for the MTC user.
FIRE is the only user withrestrictions. We do this for CJIS compliance. The FIRE user cant do anything on the desktop, can't save files, can't put in USB drives. We really lock them down.We were using the Shared Computer Toolkit in XP to make this happen, but it dont work on WIN7.All lockdowns are group policy.SO I'm stumped.
Everything I've been able to read tells me I'm doing the right things.Is there perhaps another way to approcah this under win 7??I want to clone a box with all of the restrictions on it, join a domain and autologin a user. Most of the stuff I can take care of with unattend.xml.
BUT I CANT GET THE RESTRICTIONS TO WORK!! On the system you're deploying from, is there an Oobe.xml from manufacturer?Delete this and replace it with your ownIs there an Unattend.xml file from the manufacturerDelete this and replace it with your ownOtherwise, it may take configuration passes from the manufacturer's fileThanks for reposting to TechNet.
I've also moved this thread to Web and Networking forum. Someone may be able to offer the advice you need. Pat As a responsible member of the community, please mark the reply that has resolved your issue. There is no OOBE.xml file from the manf.
And yes I have created one to speed up the OOBE stuff.the unattend xml file is mine. I used the ITBROS link a while ago to help in creating this.I am wondering do I need to rethink the way I can put on LOCAL user restrictions.and do I really need to GENERALIZE the image. I know the short answer is YES.But if they never add files or change the desktops, and all the apps are public safety.
Nothing on the laptop changes. So even if the SID's are the same on all laptops and they are logged into the domain, they never really send files or do any normalI/O with a server. It's mostly all clients and web-based stuff.thoughts???Bottom line is that there HAS to be a way in WIN7 to clone a box with users already added and setup with restrictions.
I need to create a machine name each time and have a POST procedure runonce.I have done this in WINXP with sysprep and Shared Computer Toolkit and WDS.I have SCCM available to me, and the MDT stuff.If I can do this in XP whynot in WIN7!!!!