Hello everyone,
I'm trying to deploy a registry key to our laptops via GPO, and I am having some problems doing so.
I have created the policy and linked to the proper OU, then added a template to the Administrative Templates of the policy and enabled it. No matter what I do, the new registry key does not want to appear on a workstation.
The registry key is for enabling direct booking in Outlook 2010.
Here is the template I am using (it's actually downloaded from the Microsoft page):
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CLASS MACHINE
CLASS USER
CATEGORY !!L_MicrosoftOfficeOutlookDirectBooking
POLICY !!L_TurnOnOffDirectBooking
KEYNAME "Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Outlook\Options\Calendar"
EXPLAIN !!L_TurnOnOffDirectBookingExplain
VALUENAME "EnableDirectBooking"
VALUEON NUMERIC 1
VALUEOFF NUMERIC 0
END POLICY
END CATEGORY
[strings]
L_Version="14.0.4760.1000"
L_LCID="1033"
L_MicrosoftOfficeOutlookDirectBooking="Outlook 2010 Direct Booking"
L_TurnOnOffDirectBooking="Enable or disable direct booking"
L_TurnOnOffDirectBookingExplain="This policy controls the Outlook direct booking feature in Outlook 2010 \n \n By default, Outlook 2010 does not implement the direct booking code used in earlier versions of Outlook, and a meeting request is sent to the resource
mailbox the same way a meeting request is sent to regular meeting attendees.\n \n Enable this policy to configure Outlook to use the direct booking code whenever you add a mailbox to the Resources box in a meeting request.\n \n If you disable this policy or
do not configure this policy, when you send a meeting request to a mailbox configured for direct booking, the meeting is not successfully booked. You do not receive an error message in this scenario. If you open the mailbox configured for direct booking, the
meeting request is in the Inbox folder."
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And the policy itself looks like this:
User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Classic Administrative Templates -> Outlook 2010 Direct Booking -> Enable or disable direct booking - enabled
Please advise what am I doing wrong.
Kind regards,
Wojciech