Will Adding Group Policy (gpdit.msc) to Win 10 Home Dangerous?


  1. xlook
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    Will Adding Group Policy (gpdit.msc) to Win 10 Home Dangerous?


    If I try to add Group Policy (gpedit.msc) to Win 10 home, will there be problems?
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  3. Dropbox
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    Pretty sure you can't add it.
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  4. LMiller7
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    It won't work.

    Group policy involves much more than gpedit.msc which is just the user interface. Hime editions are missing the infrastructure that supports It.
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