All (especially Darren!) I am trying to work out how to test ADMX files when I have a Central repository in place. I cannot work out a way to do this without putting the entire domain at risk. Once you have created the Central repository, all users on the domain use it. I cannot see any way to point them back to the local copy under Windows or to any other location. I had thought I could use GPEDIT to edit my Local Policy and (hopefully) pick up the local ADMX files. But GPEDIT doesn't support ADMX files and GPME only supports GPO's and always looks at the Central repository if it is present. The only options would seem to be:- * Have a separate domain for the testing (an overkill if it is just to test the ADMX files) * Don't use the central repository, just the local directory for all users (A maintenance nightmare) * Assume that the ADMX file will have no syntax errors and just throw it in. Admittedly the last option is not as bad as you may think. If it is wrong it will only impact users trying to edit Admin Template entries and it can be easily reversed. However most managers like to have change control on such things! Alan Cuthbertson