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Other Windows editions such as Home (also known as Core), Home Basic, Home Premium, Starter and Single Language don't come with Group Policy Editor program. So these Windows editions users can't use tips-n-tricks which require using Group Policy Editor. Open Local Group Policy Editor by using Task Manager (all Windows versions) You can open Local Group Policy Editor using the Task Manager.Launch Task Manager (a quick way is by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + ESC).In Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, you can get the compact view of the Task Manager.In this case, first press More details in the bottom-left corner of the Task Manager window. Windows 7 Group Policy Strategy If you have Active Directory then you will probably control group policy strategy via GPMC on the domain controller. However, if you are responsible for Windows 7 in a Workgroup or HomeGroup then you will choose the local security policy editor – secpol.msc. The trouble is that Group Policy Editor does not actually do anything useful. None of the settings I configure using gpedit.msc (either as administrator or as a user) are actually applied. Microsoft must have coded Windows 10 Home Edition so that Group Policy Editor cannot actually implement the changes you make.

Windows 10 Home Policy Editor

Allows you to add Gpedit.msc also known as Group Policy Editor in Windows Starter, Home Basic, and Home Premium Editions Gpedit.msc (the Group Policy Editor) is one of the most popular tools found on Windows 7 Ultimate, Enterprise and Professional for administering policy. However, some editions do not offer this revolutionary tool, which can.

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