Windows server 2012 Practice Test

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When a GPO with a value of Not Configured is applied to a system where the same setting is disabled, what happens to the setting?

The setting is deleted

The setting is enabled

The setting remains disabled

When a Group Policy Object (GPO) has a value of Not Configured and is applied to a system where the setting is already disabled, the outcome is that the setting remains disabled. This is because a Not Configured state indicates that the GPO is not enforcing any particular configuration for that setting. Instead, the system will keep its existing configuration—the disabled state in this case.

A Not Configured value simply means that there is no change being made by that specific GPO to influence the policy settings. The existing configuration, which is in this scenario disabled, continues unaffected by the GPO with a Not Configured value. Therefore, it is consistent for the setting to stay in the disabled state as long as no other GPO is enforcing a change.

Windows server 2012 Practice Test

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