How does Group Policy handle policy conflicts and which policies take precedence?

[ProfRon]

I remember fixing this mess once for a buddy's setup. You know how Group Policy layers stuff on your machines? It juggles rules from different spots. If two rules butt heads, the one from the tighter spot wins out. Like, local tweaks bow to domain bosses every time. I chased that down late one night. You ever tweak your own PC rules? They fade fast under bigger network pulls. Policies stack from wide to narrow zones. Narrow ones bulldoze the broad strokes. Enforcement flags lock in certain rules hard. You can block inheritance to shield spots too. I tweak those links often to sort chaos. Order of linking tips the scales sometimes. Later links muscle out the early birds. You feel that shift when testing? It keeps your setup humming smooth. I juggle it daily at work.

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