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@MattSpeller said in How this IT Team Became Heroes:

Isn't it an iron clad rule that there are no heros in IT?

There was that great thread on SW years ago, I wish that I had the link, where there were hundreds of responses to "who is your IT hero" and not one, literally, not a single one, mentioned someone who worked in IT except for one...and the thing that made him their hero wasn't his IT work but his writing and not his writing about IT but his writing about time management. Zero IT people made the list. All marketing, sales or software people... and one writer.

@Breffni-Potter said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

However aside from the setting not being applied there's no actual harm to GP conflicts.

Speaking broadly, with a badly setup GP you can get delayed logins and other strange issues.

Not from conflicting settings you won't get delayed logins. Conflicting settings will just allow one to override the other.

Delayed logins come from permissions issues, trying to do to much, bad settings or corrupt Sysvol and too much WMI filtering.