copying group policy of standalone computer to other computers

eidt group policy and make the required configurations and settings for ur local users
STARTRUNgpedit.msc

When wewent through and changed your local group policies we were actually editing several files:
some administrative templates (.adm)
and one security temlpate (.inf)the .inf which file contains everything in security settings
the .adm contains the administrative templates
conf.adm
inetres.adm
system.adm
wmplayer.adm(there may be more if you imported others)
There is a folder windows\system32\group policy this contains the .adm files and any login scripts you might have used. Later we will copy this folder to the other machines and they will inherit these settings once you type gpupdate /force at the command prompt.
Now for the security settings file (.inf) I can't think of a way to do this without renetering everything. Heres what to do:
start run...mmcfile add remove snap in .... addscroll for "Security templates" click add...close.. OK This snapin contains a set of predefined security configurations. If you create and name a new one... make the changes you like you can now copy that file wherever you would like...easiest might be windows\system32\grouppolicy
Now copy the \Windows\System32\GroupPolicy folder to the other machines, overwriting what is there.
(You really need only the ADM subfolder, and the .inf file from above).
To set the security.inf and apply this on the new machines
start run...gpedit.msc Expand 'computer configuration'...'Windows settings'...right click "Security Settings" and choose import-or- This entire security setting section can also be done from the command line using secedit /export and secedit /configure
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