Group Policy Settings You Should Know

Group Policy Settings You Should Know
These group policy settings are essential to know when it comes to setting up a windows computer.

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#windows11 #windows10

[Britec]

Any other important ones you think should be in a video? Let me know in comments.

[US_Joe]

I have used gpedit for years, but it is so easy to get carried away with so many customizations and settings. This was one tool I used to eliminate Edge. I was afraid of creating a quagmire to which I couldn't keep track of. As a tip, I suggest backing up your registry first. A tough subject to understand. Thanx Mate 🤔👍

[mirman]

How do you do these group policy changes so they only apply to standard user accounts? I want my admin account to have full access to everything. At the moment all my policy changes are being applied to every account

[TheIgnoredGender]

I like videos like these.
Been recently tinkering with Group Policy Editor to tweak how windows security looks (hiding the family options and account protection because I don't use those) and how it functions (turning off routine remediation)

[wannabedal-adx]

Great video. How would you recommend keeping track of all the Group Policy settings you make. I think as a just in case something goes wrong and you need to troubleshoot the issue. Or send it to someone else for troubleshooting. Thanks

[steves]

Interesting stuff. How might one use the group policy editor in conjunction with multiple different user groups?

[rob]

Thank you for making a video on Group Policy Settings. I would like to see policies related to the home user, specifically the policies that an user should set when they initially install Widows 11. I am especially interested with settings in regards to security and settings that will optimize the performance of the computerl..

[JoeB_BSc]

Hi, if you take these actions is there a bypass for the owner/administrator to use these features regardless of prevention of others. Eg: the flash drive disablement does it also bar the owner/administrator from using eg an external hard drive while barring others please? Thanks and Regards for this exciting information JB

[lewislaymons]

Good Information, I've always been afraid of group policy as I don't completely understand it, But now you have made it completely simple and easy. The registry Scares me a little too but you have plenty of videos on that too. I like these sort of behind the OS content that most people aren't aware of, Hopefully Microsoft leaves my control panel alone but wishful thinking lol . Thanks as always

[cmd_f]

Thanks for this. I recently started messing about with Group Policy to further tweak windows, esp stuff that's hidden from the end user in 11. I have a feeling it'll be important in the next few years to keep the new features MS insists on adding disabled. Lol.
Also, it's just kinda fun. I'm a part time sysadmin and enjoy this kinda stuff

[Don]

I looked at this video again, now that I have the 23H2 Windows 11 pro, to understand how GP works. Good video. Thumbs up to you, Brian.

[supriyochatterjee]

Great information, kindly make videos regularly on various concepts and technical troubleshooting scenarios for Windows Server, Active Directory, Domain Controllers as it will be very very helpful

[kosmik]

excellent. value your content, thank you.

[jcnikoley]

I’m going to save this for later as I have recently accessed GP edit and made changes to settings that I need, but by the time I need to access it the next time, I will have forgotten everything, so I will refer to this video.

[arkay]

My system is fine BUT can anyone remember how to reset the group policy editor to default in case you accidentally make a hash of things? I recall there is a way to reset GPE with command prompt but cannot remember the command?

[kennglee]

I can see how these would be helpful if you have a lot of people with access to your computer, but what features would be useful for a single user PC that has no other access problems?

[baersumaguinajr.]

hello there. all policy in the video are working except for preventing new application installation is not working. i can still install new application

[conradbanez]

How do you disable Microsoft Edge in GP?

[Jakiyyyyy]

Group policy is so powerful, especially if you know what each settings do.

[soulaesthete]

I loved the Group Policy Editor in Windows 10, but after getting Windows 11 Home version, I found that it wasn't included. I need it and miss it.