I need to set the "log on as a batch job" security policy for an application
that uses IIS. I find that after each re-boot, my local setting are wiped out
and reset, even if I log on to a non-networked, local account. So even though
I am not on a network, there is some domain or group setting or registry
setting that is overriding my local settings. How can I prevent this?

If it comes from a domain policy, you won't be able to override it. That
would defeat the whole purpose of a domain policy if a local user can just
turn off the policy and prevent being administered by the domain policy.

I need to set the "log on as a batch job" security policy for an application
that uses IIS. I find that after each re-boot, my local setting are wiped
out
and reset, even if I log on to a non-networked, local account. So even
though
I am not on a network, there is some domain or group setting or registry
setting that is overriding my local settings. How can I prevent this?

It turns out it was related to group-level inrformation stored on disk. I
had to delete the c:\<windows>\system32\groups* folders to get around this
problem. Perhaps there is a more elegant way of fixing the problem. Any
suggestions?

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