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Tweaking Windows settings that are not readily available in standard menus will commonly require modifications to be made from the OS' Registry Editor or Group Policy Editor gpedit. The registry is a database with settings stored for the system, drivers, services, user interface and so on, while the Group Policy Editor provides more of a GUI for understanding and adjusting some of the settings in the registry Group Policy changes are also kept in the registry.

Group Policy features were introduced in Windows and are still bundled with the operating system today as long as you aren't on a Home or Starter build, which have less features than Pro or Enterprise. We regularly reference Group Policy settings throughout our tips, such as this guide to disabling Windows ads and more on Windows 10, and we thought those of you on Home would probably appreciate being able to use Gpedit like everyone else.

You can check what version of Windows you are on with the tool that opens by entering msinfo You can also check if the Group Policy Editor is installed by trying to launch the utility with gpedit. After testing various suggestions from around the web, we found one that works for adding the Group Policy Editor to Windows 7, 8 and Aside from working with many generations of Windows, the highlight of this first method is that no downloads are required.

Instead, files that already exist within your operating system are used to install Group Policy Editor. While Windows Home doesn't have gpedit. Using those commands installed the Group Policy Editor within a few minutes on our virtual machines running Home editions of Windows 7, 8 and In each case, a reboot was needed for gpedit.

As mentioned before, we have dedicated article to disabling Windows 10's various annoyances and that's likely a good starting location if you're looking for some things to tweak in the Group Policy Editor. However, here are some examples of what can be modified, including a couple of the suggestions from that article. Quick start guide: Search Start or Run for gpedit. Install the Group Policy Editor on Windows Home Edition Aside from working with many generations of Windows, the highlight of this first method is that no downloads are required.

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