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16 Do one of the following: ■ For Windows 2003 Active Directory: Close the Group Policy Object Editor window and any other open Active Directory windows. ■ For Windows 2000 Active Directory: Close the Group Policy window and any other open Active Directory windows. This program is assigned to all computers that are members of the organizational unit for which the group policy object has been created. The next time a computer in the organizational unit is restarted, the program will be installed and will be available for all users of the computer. See Verify the Installation of a Deployment on page 62 to validate that the group policy has been created correctly. Verify the Installation of a Deployment As a computer is restarted, the operating system displays messages about group policy, generally just before or after the Windows Login dialog box is displayed. These messages include the following: ■ Windows starting up ■ Applying computer settings ■ Installing managed software ■ Applying software installation settings ■ Loading your personal settings ■ Applying your personal settings From a Windows XP or Windows 2000 workstation, users log in under the organizational unit or computer for which the group policy has been created. NOTE If problems arise, an entry is logged in the system's Event Viewer under Applications. Verify That the Program Is Assigned to a Computer To verify that this program has been correctly assigned to a computer, restart a computer that is in the organizational unit for which the group policy was created. The program is installed before the login prompt is displayed. After 62 | Appendix B Use Group Policies to Install a Deployment

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16
Do one of the following:
■
For Windows 2003 Active Directory:
Close the Group Policy Object
Editor window and any other open Active Directory windows.
■
For Windows 2000 Active Directory:
Close the Group Policy window
and any other open Active Directory windows.
This program is assigned to all computers that are members of the
organizational unit for which the group policy object has been created. The
next time a computer in the organizational unit is restarted, the program will
be installed and will be available for all users of the computer. See
Verify the
Installation of a Deployment
on page 62 to validate that the group policy has
been created correctly.
Verify the Installation of a Deployment
As a computer is restarted, the operating system displays messages about group
policy, generally just before or after the Windows Login dialog box is displayed.
These messages include the following:
■
Windows starting up
■
Applying computer settings
■
Installing managed software <application>
■
Applying software installation settings
■
Loading your personal settings
■
Applying your personal settings
From a Windows XP or Windows 2000 workstation, users log in under the
organizational unit or computer for which the group policy has been created.
NOTE
If problems arise, an entry is logged in the system's Event Viewer under
Applications.
Verify That the Program Is Assigned to a Computer
To verify that this program has been correctly assigned to a computer, restart
a computer that is in the organizational unit for which the group policy was
created. The program is installed before the login prompt is displayed. After
62
| Appendix B
Use Group Policies to Install a Deployment