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Isn't group policy applied by changing registry keys? I've never actually looked it up, but I've always been under the impression that group policy changes just
by efreak 6y ago
Isn't group policy applied by changing registry keys? I've never actually looked it up, but I've always been under the impression that group policy changes just update registry keys that are checked by other software/parts of the os, and that the only advantage to using it (in a non-domain environment) is that it's the official way of doing it.
- GekkePrutser 6y agoIt does yes, but it also prevents the user changing it (or it changes it right back if they can). But it is possible that the feature requires a domain join to actually work, or perhaps the Enterprise edition of Win10. I didn't look into it. It's annoying having to set up a whole windows domain just to disable this though :(