Or you can go to All Settings in Group Policy and export the list as a .txt file and then open that file with Excel (delimited to separate each field). That will show everything Not configured or Enabled/Disabled all in alphabetical order as a possible useful backup.
As always, thanx Brian. I used so many GP settings, I've lost count. However, I'm starting to find that some of my settings are not as effective as they used to be (re: disabling Edge updates etc.) I feel that Microsoft is ignoring or overriding some GP settings for selfish and obvious reasons. Take care Mate! 👍👍👍
Again Brian this is the sort of tutorial I like as I do like to use the cmd, regedit, and gpedit features. I shall have to go back and find your tutorial again on using gpedit a I reckon now that I might have missed a few that I need to set for my personal preferences. But great stuff mate!!
I would like to see a video on the group policies that you have set on your computer. Also explain how each group policy affect your system. I do not believe there are videos that explain the affects of each group policy. Thank you.
I am looking to disable, on a laptop (or desktop) computer, access to the Internet, by cable, by Wi-Fi, or any other means, for a person or a group of people. We use Windows 11 Professional. The administrator will be able to have access to it, but those on the list in question will not be able to. Example A user with a laptop, who does not have permission to connect to the Internet, goes to McDonald's. There, he will not be able to connect by cable, nor Wi-Fi, nor with his telephone network. Another day, the administrator, using the same computer, and going to McDonald's, will be able to connect to their network. It seems like it's not easy, since I can't find a clear solution on the internet. If you don't know, you don't have time to explain step by step, there's no point in answering. Thanks
Britec09, how it is possible to block specific file extensions, i.e. *.SCR on windows 11? Apparently SRPs no longer work. I can only see solutions for blocking specific applications or specific files.
Is group policy still working and get support from Microsoft. I have tried to set some group policy and they just didn't work, then I read that Microsoft support AppLocker and WDAC instead of group policy. I am running the same windows 11 build as you.
Or you can go to All Settings in Group Policy and export the list as a .txt file and then open that file with Excel (delimited to separate each field). That will show everything Not configured or Enabled/Disabled all in alphabetical order as a possible useful backup.
As always, thanx Brian. I used so many GP settings, I've lost count. However, I'm starting to find that some of my settings are not as effective as they used to be (re: disabling Edge updates etc.) I feel that Microsoft is ignoring or overriding some GP settings for selfish and obvious reasons. Take care Mate! 👍👍👍
Thanks
Again Brian this is the sort of tutorial I like as I do like to use the cmd, regedit, and gpedit features. I shall have to go back and find your tutorial again on using gpedit a I reckon now that I might have missed a few that I need to set for my personal preferences. But great stuff mate!!
I would have liked to have seen some of your favourite recommended examples of what you change in Group Policy.
Nice tricks. This is new. Tweaking policies and backing up and restore tweaks made easy with this trick. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome
I would like to see a video on the group policies that you have set on your computer. Also explain how each group policy affect your system. I do not believe there are videos that explain the affects of each group policy. Thank you.
Already made a long video on the, 1 hour long
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I am looking to disable, on a laptop (or desktop) computer, access to the Internet, by cable, by Wi-Fi, or any other means, for a person or a group of people. We use Windows 11 Professional.
The administrator will be able to have access to it, but those on the list in question will not be able to.
Example
A user with a laptop, who does not have permission to connect to the Internet, goes to McDonald's.
There, he will not be able to connect by cable, nor Wi-Fi, nor with his telephone network.
Another day, the administrator, using the same computer, and going to McDonald's, will be able to connect to their network.
It seems like it's not easy, since I can't find a clear solution on the internet.
If you don't know, you don't have time to explain step by step, there's no point in answering.
Thanks
Britec09, how it is possible to block specific file extensions, i.e. *.SCR on windows 11? Apparently SRPs no longer work. I can only see solutions for blocking specific applications or specific files.
Is group policy still working and get support from Microsoft. I have tried to set some group policy and they just didn't work, then I read that Microsoft support AppLocker and WDAC instead of group policy. I am running the same windows 11 build as you.
Group Policy Editor is not in the Home edition of Windows 10/11
Watch the video
Good luck
Yes it is just enable it. 😉
But you still can download it for home & have it working.
does Cdsales have a Uk phone number i can ring to get an OEM win11 pro key straight away?
love the channel, always something interesting :)
You don't need to call them. It's all done with email and almost instant.
@@jossmaxwell00 do :D .. ones offline - me rings to get 2 keys ... others online,which i trust as far as i can throw it :D