How can I restore the contents of the Default Domain and Default Domain Controller (DC) Group Policy Objects (GPOs)?

A. Best practice stipulates that you shouldn't modify the Default Domain and Default DC GPOs. Instead, you should create new GPOs and link them to the relevant containers. However, if you've already modified the GPO and want to restore the default content, perform the following steps:

For example, when I type

dcgpofix /target:both

my computer returns the following output:

  Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Operating System Default Group Policy Restore  Utility v5.1  Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. 1981-2003  Description: Recreates the Default Group Policy Objects (GPOs) for a  domain  Syntax: DcGPOFix [/ignoreschema] [/Target: Domain | DC | BOTH]  This utility can restore either or both the Default Domain policy or  the Default Domain Controller policy to the state that exists  immediately after a clean install. You must be a domain administrator  to perform this operation.  WARNING: YOU WILL LOSE ANY CHANGES YOU HAVE MADE TO THESE GPOs. THIS  UTILITY IS INTENDED ONLY FOR DISASTER RECOVERY PURPOSES.  You are about to restore Default Domain policy and Default Domain  Controller policy for the following domain    savilltech.com    Do you want to continue: ? Y  WARNING: This operation will replace all 'User Rights Assignments'  made in the chosen GPOs. This may render some server applications to  fail.   Do you want to continue: ? Y  The Default Domain Policy was restored successfully.  Note: Only the contents of the Default Domain policy was restored.  Group Policy links to this Group Policy Object were not altered.  By default, the Default Domain policy is linked to the Domain.  The Default Domain Controller policy was restored successfully.  Note: Only the contents of the Default Domain Controller policy was  restored. Group Policy links to this Group Policy Object were not  altered.  By default, the Default Domain Controller policy is linked to the  Domain Controllers OU.