Recent Blog ArticlesMost RecentMost LikesDisassemble Powershell Commandlets This article is about disassembling Powershell CMDLets. I shows you an easy way to view the implementation of the commands. Windows 10 or Windows 11 GPO ADMX - Which One To Use For Your Central Store? Windows 10 and Windows 11 use different Administrative Templates for their Group Policy Objects. In you on-premise Active Directory environment you can only use one set of ADMX templates per Domain. ...Windows 10 or Windows 11 GPO ADMX – An Update Meanwhile it's no longer a secret that the ADMX templates of both Windows streams (Win 10 and Win 11) differ in a few settings. This is an updated template comparison of the 22H2 Windows releases. It...Re: Windows 10 or Windows 11 GPO ADMX - Which One To Use For Your Central Store? Issues have been fixed now in the Win 11 v3 ADMX files, released on July 21, 2023. See the blue box in at the top of the blog for further details. You can now use the new ADMX templates to main...Re: May 2023 Cumulative Update Explained From top of my mind, I don't have any helpful idea. Updated media should boot both, patched and unpatched devices. Re: May 2023 Cumulative Update Explained I'm not sure if the Server 2019 media will be updated in the near future. However, using Appendix A and Appendix B in the blog post, you can easily create your own updated media. In Appendix A enter ...May 2023 Cumulative Update Explained This is a short explanation of the May 2023 CU for Windows 10/11. In this blog you will find Re: Windows 10 or Windows 11 GPO ADMX - Which One To Use For Your Central Store? BB9193Nothing will break if you copy the Win11 templates to CS. A GPO with existing Win10-only settings won't even break if you edit it with Win11 templates. You simply cannot change that specific s...Re: Windows 10 or Windows 11 GPO ADMX - Which One To Use For Your Central Store? HenrikcjIt is not fixed now but there will be an update shortly. Stay tuned. Re: Windows 10 or Windows 11 GPO ADMX - Which One To Use For Your Central Store? KalimanneJYes, this will work.
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