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A desktop technician needs to update Group Policy settings on a Windows workstation and verify that the computer policies have been successfully applied. Place the following steps in the correct order from first to last to complete this task using the Windows Command Prompt.

  1. 1Open an elevated Command Prompt with administrative privileges.
  2. 2Execute the command `gpupdate /force` to immediately apply all local and domain Group Policy settings.
  3. 3Execute the command `gpresult /r` to display summary RSoP policy data directly in the command window.
  4. 4Execute the command `gpresult /h policy_report.html` to export a comprehensive Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) HTML report.

Cevap

The correct sequence of actions begins with opening an elevated Command Prompt, followed by running `gpupdate /force` to refresh policy settings, executing `gpresult /r` to view the immediate summary of applied policies, and finally running `gpresult /h policy_report.html` to export the comprehensive HTML report.
To update and verify Group Policy settings, a technician must first open an elevated Command Prompt. Next, `gpupdate /force` is run to apply policy changes immediately. Then, `gpresult /r` is executed to review the applied policies in the console summary. Finally, `gpresult /h` is used to export a detailed HTML report for auditing.

Adım Adım Çözüm

1
Launch Command Prompt with elevated administrator rights.
Access to administrator-level command-line system tools is granted.
Modifying system settings and reading computer-level Group Policy objects requires elevated privileges.
2
Execute `gpupdate /force`.
All local and domain policy settings are refreshed immediately.
Forces an immediate update rather than waiting for the standard background refresh interval.
3
Execute `gpresult /r`.
Displays a summary of applied GPOs and security groups directly in the console.
Allows quick interactive verification that newly assigned policies are actively applied.
4
Execute `gpresult /h policy_report.html`.
Creates a structured HTML file containing complete RSoP details.
Provides an exported file artifact for documentation and long-term auditing compliance.

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Group Policy Refresh and RSoP Verification Command-Line Workflow
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