where to go for policy editor

dalchina said:

As you have Home you don't have the Group Policy Editor.

So that's your only option. But back up beforehand: System Restore point; back up the particular key to be changed /deleted; disk image. (You do use disk imaging routinely as often recommended here, don't you? E.g. Macrium Reflect (free) + large external storage for disk image sets).

You can install the Local Group Policy Editor on Windows 10 Home. Here's a link with the download and info.
Easily Install Group Policy Editor (GPEdit.msc) In Windows 10 Home Edition

dalchina said:

Well you can do that, but it may not always have the effect you want.

https://www.askvg.com/how-to-enable-...rter-editions/
It may well be that you only need to run a DISM command.

Thanks for that info.

xraiderv1 said:

is there a way to do that WITHOUT going into the system registry editor? wise man once said dont monkey with the registry without VERY good cause...

IMO there's quite a bit of unnecessary fearmongering about the Windows registry. Provided you're sensible, follow advice like dalchina's about creating a System Restore point and/or exporting a copy of any registry keys to be worked on then it's very unlikely you'll have a problem.

For example, this thread involves deleting a couple of keys... so if you export a copy of the key(s) first (say to the desktop) then delete the keys, if you subsequenty wish you hadn't done it then it's a quick and easy matter just to re-import the info from the copies you exported... and considerably faster than restoring a System Restore point.

Hope this helps....