Tahubunshin - If you love to see Windows 10 to its roots, as well as regedit, of course, you know the Group Policy Editor. Yup, Group Policy Editor 'policies / configurations on the system, in which the settings will apply to all users on the computer.
Unfortunately, Microsoft does not embed the Group Policy Editor at Home Edition. Because yes indeed technically Home edition was used by the end-user (which is usually only one active user) only and not the Professional or Enterprise editions in which both the edition used in SMBs to large enterprises.
But fortunately, you can use a trick side load using DISM to install it on Home editions. Curious ?, Here I will describe the steps.
Unfortunately, Microsoft does not embed the Group Policy Editor at Home Edition. Because yes indeed technically Home edition was used by the end-user (which is usually only one active user) only and not the Professional or Enterprise editions in which both the edition used in SMBs to large enterprises.
But fortunately, you can use a trick side load using DISM to install it on Home editions. Curious ?, Here I will describe the steps.
Installing the Group Policy Editor in Windows 10 Home
First you download the first .bat file here. In the zip file that contained 2-Online.cmd Install and Install-Offline.cmd.
From here you can choose one among two files. WinPoin recommend if you want to use a fast way, you can run the Install file-Online.cmd. Run the file to run as Admin (right click).
First you download the first .bat file here. In the zip file that contained 2-Online.cmd Install and Install-Offline.cmd.
From here you can choose one among two files. WinPoin recommend if you want to use a fast way, you can run the Install file-Online.cmd. Run the file to run as Admin (right click).
Then the CMD window will open, and wait for the process few minutes
For the second way is rather complicated. First you need to mount ISO Windows 10 Home first, then edit the file Install-Offline.cmd and replace the drive letter path in accordance with ISO Windows 10 Home.
f so, then you can run it as Admin, the same as in the first option. Voilla, if it is then you can try to open gpedit.msc and following more or less the result.
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