How to reset the Default Domain Policy and Default Domain Controllers Policy

Learn how to reset the Default Domain Policy and the Default Domain Controllers Policy back to their default settings. In this example, I show you how to use the dcgpofix command to reset the Default Domain Policy and the Default Domain Controllers Policy back to their default settings.
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[@Foodtechie]

You saved my life, I was searching this object since last one month🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 and finally, thank you dear

[@danny_moran]

Thanks for watching!

[@MarloMitchell]

I would love to see some guides on hardening active directory for improved secuity :)

[@danny_moran]

I've got a handful of guides relating to hardening various parts of Active Directory and I do plan on making more. I will try and put them all in a single playlist so it's easy to find them.
Thanks for watching!

[@MarloMitchell]

@@danny_moran Thank you, you are next level man, excellent videos.

[@markvigil4284]

I had to do this recentley because one of our DDP went missing. Tried running these commands but gave me the error stating the GUID for the DDP couldn't be found. Turns out the DDP WAS in the sysvol folder but all of the folder permissions for it were incorrect. Once I corrected the permissions for it, ran the command and worked great.

[@danny_moran]

Thanks for providing this information. Thanks for watching!