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pc managed by organization error and update problem
Hi, since the lockdown I have been getting 'some settings are managed by your organization' messages in settings(in the privacy and update & security tab). i have searched online and gpedit and r...
If you have local administrator rights on the computer, you can unjoin from the domain, and reboot the computer.
After the above steps, you need to follow the below tasks.
- Modify the local group policy
- gpupdate /force
- Reboot
I have checked and the pc is not a member of a domain, its part of a workgroup, this is my personal pc with no other pc connected to it and there are no other admin users,
what should i do? and what did i needed to modify in local group policy? the Turn off toast notifications?
what should i do? and what did i needed to modify in local group policy? the Turn off toast notifications?
- Launch compmgmt.msc computer management console, go to "Local Users and Group" and create a new admin account.
- Logoff, and log in with new account.
If the policies were applied on the user or profile level, the above steps will fix the issue.
- SalmanAhmed,
i created a new user added him to admin group and logged in, i still get the message and what do i need to change in the local group policy? and is it in computer configuration or user configuration?Run gpedit.msc as admin:
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update
Do not include drives with Windows Updates = Configure to Enable
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Data Collection and Preview BuildsAllow Telemetry = Configure to Enable
Run cmd (Run as Admin) and type:
gpupdate /forceComputer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Data Collection and Preview Builds
Allow Telementry = Not configure
Run cmd (Run as Admin) and type:
gpupdate /force