É possível definir uma política de auditoria de objetos em qualquer versão do Windows?
Sim, é. Você pode instalar gpedit.msc no Windows Starter Edition, Home e Home Premium.
Como instalo o gpedit.msc no Windows Starter Edition, no Home e Home Premium?
Eu usei o procedimento a seguir para instalar com êxito gpedit.msc
no Windows 7 Home Premium de 64 bits.
Ele aparentemente funciona no Windows 8 e no Windows 8.1 também.
UPDATE: According to some readers, this tool also works fine in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1.
Today we are going to share a simple installer which installs the required system files in Windows so that you can enjoy Group Policy Editor in all Windows 7 editions.
First download the setup file using following link:
[Download Group Policy Editor Installer][3]
You'll find the download link in right-side section of the above mentioned page.
After downloading the ZIP file, extract it using WinRAR or 7-Zip.
Run the extracted setup.exe file.
It will install the files and you'll be able to access gpedit.msc command via RUN or Start Menu search box.
Note:
- For Windows 7 64-bit (x64) users! You'll also need to go to "SysWOW64" folder present in "C:\Windows" folder and copy "GroupPolicy", "GroupPolicyUsers" folders and gpedit.msc file from there and paste them in "C:\Windows\System32" folder.
If you are getting "MMC could not create the snap-in" error message while running gpedit.msc, check out following steps to fix the problem. Basically it happens when your username in Windows contains more than one word.
Run the installer and leave it at the last step (do not click on the "Finish" button).
Now go to
C:\Windows\Temp\gpedit\
folder.If you are running 32-bit (x86) edition of Windows 7, right-click on x86.bat file and choose "Open With -> Notepad" option. If you are running 64-bit (x64) edition of Windows 7, right-click on x64.bat file and choose "Open With -> Notepad" option.
You'll find a total of 6 lines containing the following string in the file:
%username%:f
Edit those lines and replace
%username%:f
with"%username%":f
Original:
icacls %WinDir%\SysWOW64\gpedit.dll /grant:r %username%:f
New:
icacls %WinDir%\SysWOW64\gpedit.dll /grant:r "%username%":f
Save and run the file (right-click -> Run as Administrator).
That's it. You'll have working gpedit.msc.