From Windows 2000 through Vista, the go to tool for troubleshooting Group Policy on the client was RSOP.msc. The GPResult command was always, at least for me, a second choice in troubleshooting. Yes, GPResult had unique features and was certainly useful at times. But the similar interfaces between RSOP.MSC and the Group Policy Management Editor made troubleshooting so much easier.
The times had to change. With the complete rebuild of the GPResult command, administrators need to learn a whole new set of commands and actions.



