Local Group Policy Editor in Windows 10 find and open, but how to?
The Local Group Policy Editor is available in Windows 10, when you change policies for all users under Windows 10, or want to specify!
The Editor for any Group Policies associated for example with settings in the computer's local policy, the Active Directory site, and many more Policies this is the best solution for this Windows tasks, this solution to find and start the GPE is also for Microsoft Server 2016 and 2012 R2 suitable.
1.) Start the Windows 10 Local Group Policy Editor via the Win-10 Run dialog!
To start the Windows 10 Group Policy editor in Windows 10 is a simple matter, please press the key combination [Win-Logo] + [R], then just enter gpedit.msc and confirm! (... see Image-1)
(Image-1) Run the Local Group Policy Editor in Windows 10!
3.) Open the folder of the Local Group Policy Editor and create a desktop shortcut!
The Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) is located in the folder C:\Windows\System32 or %windir%\System32. From here, it is easy to create via right-mouse drag&drop a desktop shortcut. (... see Image-3)
(Image-3) Local Group Policy Editor folder and desktop shortcut!
5.) To Enforce updated of changes in Local Group Policy settings on Windows 10!
When change the in "Local Group Policy Editor" please use the command gpupdate /force to enforce the updated the new policy to have a effect on your Windows-10.
Please press the [Windows-Logo + R] keyboard combination to start the RUN-Dialog in Windows 10 and enter the command gpupdate /force
(Image-1) Enforce updated of changes in Local Group Policy settings in Windows 10!
Local Group Policy Editor and the Resultant Set of Policy snap-in are available in Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7: Pro, Enterprise, Premium, Professional, Ultimate, Windows-Server 2016, 2012, 2008, to save a Local Group Policy Editor console and choose which GPO opens in it for example from the command line, select the Allow the focus of the GP Snap-in to be changed when run from the command line check box in the Select Group Policy Object dialog box.
