如果您在本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)中更改了很多设置,并且现在想要在Windows 10系统上查找所有已(Windows 10)应用或启用的组策略设置(applied or enabled Group Policy settings),那么您需要执行以下操作。本地组策略编辑器(Group Policy Editor)在调整各种系统设置方面起着至关重要的作用,错误的更改可能会成就或破坏您流畅的用户体验。如果您进行了一些更改,但您现在不记得路径,这里是如何找到它。
有四种不同的方法可以获取您在本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)中所做的所有启用或应用更改的列表,它们将在下面提到。
如何检查计算机上应用的组策略(Group Policy)
要在Windows 10(Windows 10)中查找所有已应用或启用的组策略(Group Policy)设置,您有四种方法 -
- 使用本地组策略编辑器的状态(State)选项
- 使用本地组策略编辑器中的过滤器(Local Group Policy Editor)
- 使用命令行
- 使用策略(Use Resultant Set)工具(Policy Tool)的结果集(rsop.msc)
要了解有关这些方法的更多信息,请继续阅读。
1]使用本地组策略编辑器的状态(State)选项
这是在瞬间找到所有已启用(Enabled)、已禁用(Disabled)和未配置策略的最简单方法。最好的事情是你不需要经过任何复杂的步骤来完成它。只需一键即可在屏幕上显示所有更改。
在您的计算机上打开本地组策略编辑器。为此,请按Win+R,键入gpedit.msc并按Enter按钮。之后,从左侧找到一个文件夹。如果您不想按文件夹获取列表,而是希望在整个本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)中获得相同的列表,则需要展开管理模板(Administrative Templates)并选择所有设置(All Settings)选项。
然后,您应该会在右侧看到所有设置。它应该显示一个名为State的列。您需要单击“状态”文本。
现在,您的本地组策略编辑器(Group Policy Editor)应该在行首显示所有启用的设置。从这里,如果需要,您可以按照通常的方法进行更改。
2]在本地组策略编辑器中(Local Group Policy Editor)使用(Use)过滤器
Microsoft在(Microsoft)本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)中包含“过滤器”选项,以便用户可以应用许多条件来查找特定类型的设置。您可以利用该功能在此工具中查找所有启用或应用的设置。要开始使用,您需要在打开本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)后右键单击文件夹并选择过滤器选项(Filter Options)。
或者,您可以转到Action > Filter Options。然后,从“已配置(Configured)”下拉列表中选择“是” ,然后单击“确定”按钮。(Yes)
现在您只能找到那些持有已启用设置的文件夹。
3]使用命令行
这是在Windows PC中查找所有启用的(Windows PC)组策略(Group Policy)设置的另一种简单方法。您需要做的就是输入一个命令,让您显示所有设置和在本地组策略编辑器中找到它的确切(All)路径(Local Group Policy Editor)。
首先,在Windows计算机上(Windows)打开命令提示符,然后输入以下命令 -
gpresult /Scope User /v
你应该看到结果。
4]使用策略(Use Resultant Set)工具(Policy Tool)的结果集(rsop.msc)
它是Windows 操作系统(Windows OS)的内置工具,允许用户查看已应用于您的计算机的所有组策略设置。(Group Policy)它是前面提到的命令的图形版本,用户界面与本地组策略编辑器(Group Policy Editor)几乎相同。
要开始,请同时按Win+R键打开运行提示,键入(Run)rsop.msc,然后按Enter按钮。加载所有内容应该需要几秒钟,最后,您可以找到一个像这样的窗口-
现在您必须导航到文件夹以检查将哪个设置应用于您的计算机。好消息是它只显示那些您可以找到启用的设置或策略的文件夹。请(Please)注意,此工具不允许您更改设置。
这些是在Windows 10中查找所有已应用或启用的(Windows 10)组策略(Group Policy)设置的一些最佳方法。
How to check the Group Policy applied on a Windows 10 computer
If you change a lot of settings in the Local Grоup Policy Editor, and you now want to find all applied or enabled Group Policy settings on your Windows 10 system, then here is what you need to do. The Local Group Policy Editor plays a vital role in tweaking various system settings, and a wrong change can make or break your smooth user experience. If you made some change and you now do not remember the path, here is how to find it out.
There are four different ways to get the list of all enabled or applied changes that you have made in the Local Group Policy Editor, and they are mentioned below.
How to check the Group Policy applied on a computer
To find all applied or enabled Group Policy settings in Windows 10, you have four ways-
- Use Local Group Policy Editor’s State option
- Use the filter in Local Group Policy Editor
- Use Command line
- Use Resultant Set of Policy Tool (rsop.msc)
To know more about these methods, read on.
1] Use Local Group Policy Editor’s State option
It is the easiest method to find all the Enabled, Disabled, and Not configured policies within moments. The best thing is that you do not need to go through any complex step to get it done. Only one-click can show you all the changes on your screen.
Open the Local Group Policy Editor on your computer. For that, press Win+R, type gpedit.msc and hit the Enter button. After that, find a folder from your left-hand side. If you do not want to get the list by folder and instead, you want to get the same across whole Local Group Policy Editor, you need to expand the Administrative Templates and select All Settings option.
Then, you should see all the settings on your right side. It should show a column called State. You need to click on the “State” text.
Now, your Local Group Policy Editor should show all the enabled settings on the top of the line. From here, you can follow the usual method to make a change if required.
2] Use the filter in Local Group Policy Editor
Microsoft included the “filter” option in the Local Group Policy Editor so that users can apply numerous conditions to find a specific type of setting. You can utilize that function to find all the enabled or applied settings in this tool. To get started, you need to right-click on a folder after opening the Local Group Policy Editor and select Filter Options.
Alternatively, you can go to Action > Filter Options. Then, select Yes from the Configured drop-down list and click on the OK button.
Now you can find only those folders, which are holding an Enabled setting.
3] Use Command line
It is another easy way to find all the enabled Group Policy settings in Windows PC. All you need to do is to enter a command that will let you show all settings and the exact path to find it in the Local Group Policy Editor.
At first, open the Command Prompt on your Windows computer, and enter this command-
gpresult /Scope User /v
You should see the results.
4] Use Resultant Set of Policy Tool (rsop.msc)
It is an in-built tool of Windows OS that allows users to see all the Group Policy settings that have applied to your computer. It is a graphical version of the command as mentioned earlier, and the user interface is almost the same as Local Group Policy Editor.
To get started, open the Run prompt by press Win+R keys together, type rsop.msc, and hit the Enter button. It should take a couple of seconds to load everything, and at the end, you can find a window like this-
Now you must navigate to the folders to check which setting is applied to your computer. The good news is that it shows only those folders where you can find an enabled setting or policy. Please note that this tool doesn’t allow you to change the setting.
These are some of the best methods to find all applied or enabled Group Policy settings in Windows 10.