- 1 year ago
Unable to update group policy(local gpo) status to "Not Configured" using Powershell
To update the status of a local Group Policy Object (GPO) to "Not Configured" using PowerShell, you can utilize the Set-GPRegistryValue
cmdlet. Here's an example:
powershell$gpoPath = "LocalGPO" # Replace with the path to your Local GPO
$registryPath = "HKLM:\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\..."
$registryValueName = "ValueName"
Set-GPRegistryValue -Name $gpoPath -Key $registryPath -ValueName $registryValueName -Type DWord -State 0
In the code snippet above, you need to replace the $gpoPath
variable with the path to your Local GPO. The $registryPath
variable should be set to the path of the specific registry setting within the GPO that you want to configure. Update $registryValueName
with the name of the registry value you want to set.
The Set-GPRegistryValue
cmdlet is used to modify registry settings within a Group Policy Object. By setting the -State
parameter to 0
, you can set the status of the registry value to "Not Configured."
Make sure to run the PowerShell script with administrative privileges, as modifying Group Policy settings typically requires administrative access.
Please note that modifying Group Policy settings can have significant consequences on system behavior, so exercise caution and verify the impact of any changes before applying them.