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Powershell – Export all Windows AD GPO’s

Powershell – Export all Windows AD GPO’s

Kerry Cordero
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This will dump all GPO’s into HTML files.

Get-GPO -all | % { Get-GPOReport -GUID $_.id -ReportType HTML -Path "C:\MyExports\$($_.displayName).html" }
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