Is there any tool that would help us get a handle on all our group policies to discover and remove the conflicting and redundant group policies that are giving us a headache? We change one group policy and another one is always there to mess things up.
Windows – Managing Redundant/Conflicting Group Policies
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Your easiest bet would be to use Group Policy Preferences to set the registry values as described in this question. This will circumvent the need to write a custom Administrative Template (ADM) file, though there are some available on the 'net if you'd rather go the route of the custom ADM.
Best Answer
Use the Group Policy Management Console (gpmc.msc) to get an idea of how things are linked, and then use the RSOP console (Resultant Set of Policies - run RSOP.msc) on a member machine to find out what/how group policies are affecting that machine.
HTH.