The Group Policy Editor is available in Windows Pro, Windows Enterprise, and Windows Education editions only, and not in Windows Home – so maybe you are running Windows Home Edition. If you are ...

To find all applied or enabled Group Policy settings in Windows 11/10: Use Local Group Policy Editor’s State option Use the filter in Local Group Policy Editor Use Command line Use Resultant Set ...

Let’s be honest—typing your Windows password every time you start your PC can feel unnecessary, especially if you’re the only ...

You can open the Local Group Policy Editor several different ways, including using Windows Search, the Run command, or File Explorer. The Control Panel and Settings app also provide options to ...

On Windows 10, while the Settings app and the legacy Control Panel offer customization options, advanced system configurations often require the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc). This ...

On Windows 11, managing Group Policy settings allows you to customize and control some of the most advanced aspects of your operating system, from security configurations to user permissions.

Microsoft acknowledged a new bug that appeared after installing Windows 11 KB5050092 and issued a KIR fix. Here's what to do.

Microsoft has confirmed that the January non-security preview update, KB5050092, made printers print gibberish. The company ...

How to reset all Local Group Policy settings on Windows 10 If you made many Group Policy changes, you can revert the settings to their defaults quickly. In this guide, we show you how to complete ...

Microsoft says that some USB printers will start printing random text after installing Windows updates released since late ...