I just performed this procedure for Windows 10 Home and it works exactly as described.
You will have to scroll down and complete the installation of the batch file as directed, and you will have to scroll farther for an explanation of how to enable elevated Admin rights for these system32 files to add the batch files if you are not familiar with doing this.
It's not as complicated as my writing would indicate. Just read the whole page and have a second computer that you can refer to while performing this.
https://www.itechtics.com/enable-gpedit ... s-10-home/
How to get your Group Policy Editor working again
How to get your Group Policy Editor working again
T510 i5, T510 i7 4349-A64 - T520 i7 4242-4UU, technically a CTO now.
T520: i7-2760QM(2.40GHz),16GB RAM, 500GB SSD/500GB 7200 RPM Drive, 15.6in 1600x900 LCD, 1GB NVIDIA, DVDRW, Smartcard reader, media card reader, FPR, Win7 Pro64, whitelist BIOS, Ultimate-N 6300 AGN, German KB, Bluetooth 4.0.
T520: i7-2760QM(2.40GHz),16GB RAM, 500GB SSD/500GB 7200 RPM Drive, 15.6in 1600x900 LCD, 1GB NVIDIA, DVDRW, Smartcard reader, media card reader, FPR, Win7 Pro64, whitelist BIOS, Ultimate-N 6300 AGN, German KB, Bluetooth 4.0.
Re: How to get your Group Policy Editor working again
Is this old news or does no one use the GPE anymore?
T510 i5, T510 i7 4349-A64 - T520 i7 4242-4UU, technically a CTO now.
T520: i7-2760QM(2.40GHz),16GB RAM, 500GB SSD/500GB 7200 RPM Drive, 15.6in 1600x900 LCD, 1GB NVIDIA, DVDRW, Smartcard reader, media card reader, FPR, Win7 Pro64, whitelist BIOS, Ultimate-N 6300 AGN, German KB, Bluetooth 4.0.
T520: i7-2760QM(2.40GHz),16GB RAM, 500GB SSD/500GB 7200 RPM Drive, 15.6in 1600x900 LCD, 1GB NVIDIA, DVDRW, Smartcard reader, media card reader, FPR, Win7 Pro64, whitelist BIOS, Ultimate-N 6300 AGN, German KB, Bluetooth 4.0.
Re: How to get your Group Policy Editor working again
Wow, many thanks for your sharing, much appreciated and very useful!
Yes, we use gpedit for our host of Win7 Home computers.
These same computers have a "free" Win10 upgrade path in the year 2020, so yes, your gpedit tip for Win10 is very useful!
Thanks again
Yes, we use gpedit for our host of Win7 Home computers.
These same computers have a "free" Win10 upgrade path in the year 2020, so yes, your gpedit tip for Win10 is very useful!
Thanks again
Daily Driver: X1 Carbon 4th Gen (X1C-4): i7-6600U 2.6MHz; 16GB DDR3 1866 MHz; 1TB PCIe-NVMe; 14" WQHD 2560x1440; LTE EM7455 Mobile Broadband; Win7 Pro 64bit
Current Thinkpads: X1C-4 | X1C-3 | X250 | X230 | T410
Retired Thinkpads: T42 | 560 (circa 1996)
Also: IBM Thinkpad era computer bag !
Current Thinkpads: X1C-4 | X1C-3 | X250 | X230 | T410
Retired Thinkpads: T42 | 560 (circa 1996)
Also: IBM Thinkpad era computer bag !
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