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It’ll launch a Command Prompt window which will take a few seconds in installing and enabling Group Policy Editor program in Windows 10. Right-click on the BAT file and select “ Run as Administrator” option.

But we can activate and enable the program using DISM command.įor your convenience, we have created a small BATCH file which can automatically install Group Policy Editor program by executing required DISM command.įirst of all download the batch file from following link:ĭownload Batch Script to Enable Group Policy Editor in Windows 10Įxtract the downloaded ZIP file using 7-Zip or any other file archive utility and you’ll get “ Install Group Policy Editor.bat” file. If you are using Windows 10 Home edition or Single Language edition and want to enable Group Policy Editor program, this method will help you.Īctually Windows 10 Home and Single Language editions already come with Group Policy Editor program packages included but its disabled by default so users can’t launch the program. So if you also want to install and enable Group Policy Editor in your Windows OS, following methods will help you: METHOD 1: Only for Windows 10 Users

METHOD 2: For Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 and Windows 10 Users.

Today in this tutorial, we are going to share 2 methods to add Group Policy Editor tool to all Windows editions. Now the good news is that you can install/enable the missing Group Policy Editor program in any edition of Windows operating system. So these Windows editions users can’t use tips-n-tricks which require using Group Policy Editor. Other Windows editions such as Home (also known as Core), Home Basic, Home Premium, Starter and Single Language don’t come with Group Policy Editor program. But the problem is, Group Policy Editor comes bundled with only a few selected Windows editions such as Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate editions.

Many times we post tutorials which require use of Group Policy Editor (GPEdit.msc) program. We do not recommend it and we’ll not be responsible if it harms your system. Patching system files or using 3rd party software might be dangerous for your computer. DISCLAIMER: This tutorial has been shared for the sake of knowledge sharing.