Dave,

It isn't that I can't print. The problem is that I can't get network policies to stick in Local Policy Editor. It
looks like the policy is getting stepped on by a group policy, but it isn't part of a group. I've found the Local
computer policy and I can't get it to stick either.

I can change other values such as audit policies and they don't revert back. You can see where the privlege is revoke
in the Security log by computer$ (system). I've watched files get accessed using filemon from sysinternals and I've
tracked it down to lsass.exe removing the privilege.

Why is the system stepping my security policies? Is there some sort of "security lock" similar to Windows System File
lock. Am I running in some sort of corrupted or temporary security context?
Bob