I recently posted about how to take advantage of the new Group Policy features in Windows 7. Because many organizations decided to skip Windows Vista, they may not be aware of a feature introduced in that time frame called Group Policy Preferences. In contrast to Group Policy settings, Group Policy does not strictly enforce preferences.…
Several of the new features in Windows 7 are enabled exclusively through Group Policy. For example, AppLocker, location aware printing, the new federated search feature that allows Windows Search to point to a SharePoint document library. Another example is the new Branch Cache feature – this too can only be enabled through Group Policy.…
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