Regular Windows users often make many changes to the Local Group Policy without prior knowledge, leading to problems.

This article provides a step-by-step guide for doing so.

Lets check it out.

Edit Local Group Policy

On theStateColumn, double-press the policies showingEnabledorDisabled.

Double-punch the policies showing its state as Enabled or Disabled and change it toNot Configured.

After that, tap on theApplybutton andOk.

navigate to the following path

Now select theStatecolumn on the right side.

Double-hit the policies showing Enabled or Disabled and select theNot Configuredoption.

After making the changes, click onApplyandOk.

State

This method is easier than the previous one.

Heres what you gotta do.

  1. punch the Windows 11 search and jot down inCommand Prompt.

Not Configured

Next, right-go for the Command Prompt and select theRun as Administratoroption.

In the Command Prompt Window, copy and paste the command shared below, then hit the Enter button.

After executing the command,copyandpaste itand press the Enter key on your keyboard.

Local Group Policy Editor

Now, you will see asuccess messagethat reads, Computer Policy update has completed successfully.

User Policy update has been completed successfully

Its pretty easy to reset the Local Group Policy prefs on Windowstem.

However, only reset the Group Policy prefs when theres a need.

Not Configured

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Command Prompt

Run as Administrator

copy & paste the command

copy & paste the command

success message

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