Recently, I found that when many users use the local policy group editor on their computers, they get the message "Windows can't find gpedit.."msc", so how to solve this kind of problem?Specifically for everyone found the computer without gpeditMSC's solution, let's take a look.
Open".My computerOpen Windows->System32 to find out if there is GPEDITMSC file.
If there is no file indicating that the Group Policy Editor is not installed.
It can be used to assist other systems, or you can make it yourself, create a new text document, and paste it**:
@echo off
pushd "%~dp0"
dir /b c:\windows\servicing\packages\microsoft-windows-grouppolicy-clientextensions-package~3*.mum >list.txt
dir /b c:\windows\servicing\packages\microsoft-windows-grouppolicy-clienttools-package~3*.mum >>list.txt
for /f %%i in ('findstr /i . list.txt 2^>nul') do dism /online /norestart /add-package:"c:\windows\servicing\packages\%%i"
Save the text document suffix instead. bat format,Run as administratorSystem Files.
Press ".win+r"Open Run, entergpedit.mscto open the Group Policy Editor.
Summary
1. Open the C drive in "My Computer", and then open Windows->System32 to find out whether there is GPeditMSC file.
2. If there is no file indicating that the Group Policy Editor is not installed.
3. It can be used to assist other systems, or you can make it yourself, create a new text document, and paste it**:
@echo off
pushd "%~dp0"
dir /b c:\windows\servicing\packages\microsoft-windows-grouppolicy-clientextensions-package~3*.mum >list.txt
dir /b c:\windows\servicing\packages\microsoft-windows-grouppolicy-clienttools-package~3*.mum >>list.txt
for /f %%i in ('findstr /i . list.txt 2^>nul') do dism /online /norestart /add-package:"c:\windows\servicing\packages\%%i"
4. Save the text document suffix instead. bat format to run the system file as administrator.
5. Press "Win+R" to open the run, and enter gpeditmsc to open the Group Policy Editor.
The above is for everyone to bring windows can't find gpeditMSC's solution, I hope it can help everyone.
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