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How to Reset All Group Policy Settings
Group Policy Editor is a great way to make Windows changes, including many features not available in Windows 10 settings. However, if you've made numerous changes and are experiencing problems, we can easily reset the Group Policy Editor.
Windows 10 Home users don't have Group Policy Editor, but you can safely and easily enable it using our batch files.
You can also see all Group Policy Editor changes if you'd like to see your changes.
Open PowerShell or the Command Prompt as Administrator.
Type in the following three lines, pressing Enter after each:
RD /S /Q "%WinDir%System32GroupPolicyUsers"
RD /S /Q "%WinDir%System32GroupPolicy"
gpupdate /force
The first two lines remove all of the changed Group Policy settings. The final line tells Windows to re-load Group Policy.
Reboot.
Similar:
How to Find all Group Policy Editor Changes
Enable Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) in Windows 10 Home Edition
5 Ways to Open Group Policy Editor
How to Add Group Policy Editor to Control Panel in Windows
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Windows 10 Home users don't have Group Policy Editor, but you can safely and easily enable it using our batch files.
You can also see all Group Policy Editor changes if you'd like to see your changes.
Open PowerShell or the Command Prompt as Administrator.
Type in the following three lines, pressing Enter after each:
RD /S /Q "%WinDir%System32GroupPolicyUsers"
RD /S /Q "%WinDir%System32GroupPolicy"
gpupdate /force
The first two lines remove all of the changed Group Policy settings. The final line tells Windows to re-load Group Policy.
Reboot.
Similar:
How to Find all Group Policy Editor Changes
Enable Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) in Windows 10 Home Edition
5 Ways to Open Group Policy Editor
How to Add Group Policy Editor to Control Panel in Windows
comments powered by Disqus
