New Update Anyone successfully installed and used gpedit.msc in Windows 11?

[oldschool]

I understand Group Policy Editor can be installed on Windows 11, but there are warnings that all settings may not work. Any problems with installation? How has it worked for you? What is your experience?

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Sorry I can't help but Group Policy Editor is gone in Windows 11? Even in Pro versions? News to me. And SRP is broken now in Windows 11! Not good!

 

[Pico]

No experience but I wouldn't dare to run such a tool which is tailored for another OS. Changing 'non-working' settings in such a tool may result in unexpected behavior or unwanted changes in the OS because there is no 1:1 relationship between the tool's settings and the corresponding settings in the OS.

 

[WhiteMouse]

Those settings require domain-join computer, you can fake domain join with some registry keys.

 

[oldschool]

Group Policy Editor is gone in Windows 11? Even in Pro versions?

No. I have 11 Home.

Those settings require domain-join computer, you can fake domain join with some registry keys.

No experience but I wouldn't dare to run such a tool which is tailored for another OS. Changing 'non-working' settings in such a tool may result in unexpected behavior or unwanted changes in the OS because there is no 1:1 relationship between the tool's settings and the corresponding settings in the OS.

Then I won't bother, for both reasons. Thanks.

 

[HarborFront]

It's still on my Win 11 Pro

 

[Victor M]

I have tried it on a Home edtition. Gpedit runs, but none of the settings take effect.

 

[ForgottenSeer 98186]

Those settings require domain-join computer, you can fake domain join with some registry keys.

Which keys?

 

[ForgottenSeer 98186]

I understand Group Policy Editor can be installed on Windows 11, but there are warnings that all settings may not work. Any problems with installation? How has it worked for you? What is your experience?

It can be accomplished with the following caveats:

1. It is a hacky process and experience
2. It might or might not work as you desire
3. Implementation and troubleshooting will require extensive online research at places such as GitHub and woshub.com, and lots of deep-dive tinkering.

If you are so inclined to pursue it as a learning experience the best course is doing it in a virtual environment (not Windows sandbox). Otherwise, not worth the effort.

 

[oldschool]

Otherwise, not worth the effort.

I've already determined that based on earlier posts and my own intuition. Thanks.