Windows 10: Group Policy Applying To .Local Not .Com

User folder redirection group policy has worked seamlessly for several years. All of the sudden, new users aren’t getting folder redirection.Windows Server 2019. Hybrid with 365. When creating a user, the users are created with the email rather than .local. This is standard. Now it doesn’t apply to the .com but it does for .local.Why?

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See Applied Group Policies in Windows 10


Hello Sam, *Smile

Your screenshot of the Local Group Policy Editor is normal when you have "Local Computer Policy" selected in the left pane.

You'll need to do the rest of the steps in Option One to see if you have any policies configured.

 

applying local group policy


Hi ive no experience applying group policy settings.

What I'm hoping for is that I can have certain registry configurations applied cross all users.

If I downloaded a registry.pol configuration, how do I apply this actually? So I've copied the file to system32\grouppolicy but im not too sure what to do after that.

 

Local Registry Settings and Local Group Policies do not get applied to All Users

Sorry to stick my nose in here, but the Local Policy Editor only affects the local computer. You normally use the Local Policy Editor when you want an individual computer to have an exception in some way to a policy otherwise applied to all computers through the Group Policy Editor.