Alan- I'm curious about this because MS claims that Userenv.log data for policy goes away in Vista--in favor of the new GP operational log. So, are you still getting data out of it? I'd be surprised but then again, maybe MS wasn't tell the whole truth. Darren As for the OCX behavior, I'm not surprised. Try turning off UAC and see what happens then. Darren _____ From: gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Alan & Margaret Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 1:15 PM To: gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [gptalk] Policy Reporter software for Vista For those that are doing any testing on Vista, we have released a Beta version of our free Policy Reporter program. This can also be used on XP machines. It has a couple of new features including 'Search' and 'Export to Excel'. For those that have never used it before, it is great when Policies are not applying properly and you want to make sense of the UserEnv Log. It is also useful if you are just trying to understand all of the steps involved in applying Group Policies. If anyone is interested, you can download it from www.sysprosoft.com/policyreporter.shtml I would especially appreciate feedback on any additional records in the logs which would be useful to highlight, or any cases where it fails to detect the User and Machine components. There is also a bit of a bug in the install program that I don't understand. The MSI file was built using the Visual Studio Installer and works fine on my XP box. On my Vista box it also installs fine, provided I am not connected to the domain. Once connected to the domain, when I install it (as an administrator) it fails to register the additional OCX files that it needs. It sounds like some new security feature on Vista that cuts in once you are on a domain, but I couldn't find what it was. Has anyone else seen similar behavior? Alan Cuthbertson