"some settings are managed by your system administrator"

Hi, today i got a new m.2 ssd. After installing it i booted to my regular windows installation on another ssd, this is where the problems began.

I tried to change my monitor resolution but the message in the title had appeared and my monitor settings are grayed out, a similiar thing happened in the "privacy" options but this time it said "some settings are hidden or managed by your organization".

My pc is not connected to any network, my user is in the administrators group and i am the only user on this pc.

What have i allready tried:

1. Checking all the local group policies in the "local group policy editor", all were marked as "not configured" as i understand they should be.

2. Running "gpresult /z" in both normal and elecated command prompts, no results out of the ordinary.

3. Checked for any registry keys i could think of that might cause something like this.

4. Rebooted several times.

5. Ran malwarebytes custom scan with all the options enabled and all drives checked, 0 threats identified.

6. Reinstalling any drivers installed in the last 3 months (GPU and WiFi)

My pc specs:

Gigabyte ab350m gaming 3.
Ryzen 5 1600.
Rx 470.
16gb adata ddr4 ram.
Kingston SUV400S37240G ssd (system drive)
Kingston SA1000M8480G ssd (the new m.2 ssd).
Windows 10 Pro version 1803, build 17134.407.

EDIT: I also ran "sfc /scannow" and "dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth". Also deleted the folders for group policy in System32.

Hi, here are some ways to reset group policies - please read or scan to the bottom (command line options).

http://woshub.com/reset-local-group-...gs-in-windows/
How to reset all Local Group Policy settings on Windows 10 | Windows Central

I would not imagine post #2 referring to Windows Update is relevant to this.

Also deleted the folders for group policy in System32.

I have no idea what this does or its significance, now or in the future.

Please confirm the new SSD is just meant to be a data drive - you do not have two Windows installations on disks in your PC.

And here's the tenforums tutorial:
Reset Local Group Policy Editor Settings to Default in Windows 10 | Tutorials

from
Windows 10 Tutorial Index | Tutorials
- an invaluable and massive resource.

It's not an approach I've noted. Thank you for the explanation.

Ummm...... The problem still presists, i am at a loss on what to do now. EDIT: windows defender was also "managed by your org" but i got it to open up and stsrt up, running a advanced scan now just in case.