Win10 Home Edition gpedit.msc Group Policy can not find how to do

Win10 has many versions, Home Edition does not provide a default Group Policy feature, if the function of the home version of Group Policy needs to be added to the win10, you can see below.

A, win10 Home Edition itself does not provide the functionality of Group Policy

 

1. 1

   Personal use is win10 Home Edition, as shown below, run gpedit.msc directly prompted to find gpedit.msc (Group Policy).

   
2. 2

   Run MMC, in the "Add or Remove Unit" could not find Group Policy Editor.

   
3. 3

   Family itself win10 version does not provide Group Policy Editor function. This does not mean do not provide this feature, but this feature has been restricted, the following specific reference may continue to open the way.

   
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Second, open win10 Home Group Policy capabilities

 

1. First press WIN + R key on the keyboard, open the Run dialog, type notepad open Notepad.

   

2. In Notepad, then save the contents of the following batch.

   @echo off
         pushd "%~dp0"
         dir /b %systemroot%\Windows\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientExtensions-Package~3*.mum >gp.txt
          dir /b  %systemroot%\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientTools-Package~3*.mum >>gp.txt
         for /f %%i in ('findstr /i . gp.txt 2^>nul') do dism /online /norestart /add-package:"%systemroot%\servicing\Packages\%%i"
         pause

   Description: dir command by traversing the system tray servicing directory to find the Group Policy configuration package, written to gp.txt file is found, then install the package by Group Policy dism command.

   

3.  Then click on the top right of the "File" - "Save As."

   

4. In the pop-up interface, select the save path, file name (here named gpedit.bat), note the file type to "All Files", the only way to ensure gpedit.bat is a batch file.

   

5. Then "Run as administrator" on the right-gpedit.bat choose to save the above code is introduced in the batch I have already said, dism command requires administrator privileges, so the batch must be run as administrator.

   

6. Finally, you can wait for a batch is finished.

   

7. This time press WIN + R key to open the input operation gpedit.msc, press the Enter key or OK button to open the group policy.

   

8. Look at the results, it has been normal use.