
Use it when you want to make sure you’re not blindly following online offĭir /b %SystemRoot%\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientExtensions-Package~3. Second option, run Command prompt as admin and paste the following code inside it. But you should be careful when making changes, if you are making changes in bulk – write those down in Sticky notes or so. Now go ahead, and disable Windows defender antivirus or automatic updates – up to you. It should enable group policy on your computer.

System level tasks need admin permission, right-click that file and open it via Admin. Simple save the file on your computer and remember just double-clicking wont do nay magic. the file adds value to registry so that you can find it and open it. Get gpedit enabler file, simply run it as admin privilege and you’re done.


You’ve got 2 options, first option is rather easy, one downloads this file and run it.
