Windows 10: Some Settings are Managed by Your Organisation Message

I'm trying to fix a PC running v 1903 Build 18362.476. I've started seeing the message shown below. Drivers updates are allowed in Advanced System Properties. there is no Group Policy set and I've run the batch file in Option 2 of this tutorial Enable or Disable Driver Updates in Windows Update in Windows 10

Any ideas how to fix this?



Update - I just fixed this. The Group Policy setting below was set to Not Configured. I set it to Disabled then back to Not Configured and the nag message disappeared. I've no idea why this fix worked!



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Some settings are managed by your organisation

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*Some settings are managed by your organisation

I see that message after rebooting having installed updates. The message goes away after a couple of minutes or if you do another manual search for updates. I just put this down to the usual MS lax quality control.

You can peruse All Tasks in both places in Group Policy Editor to see if anything has been configured. I've solved that message "Some settings are managed by...." as follows:

1. Open Group Policy Editor and peruse both listings for Administrative Templates / All settings
2. Find any rules related to your problem - in this case Windows Update
3. Select Enabled for each rule, select Apply. Then select Not Configured, select Apply.
4. Toggling the rules on/off as above has removed the message "Some settings .." a few times for me. I don't know whybut it works!

 

Some settings are managed by your organisation


Suggestion 2 I found fixed 'Some settings are managed by your organisation..' on Windows update Settings dialogues.

Suggestions found:
1. Go to "Settings" -> "Privacy" -> "Feedback & diagnostics" -> "Diagnostics and usage data"; if it is set to "Basic", change it to "Enhanced" or higher, and the message disappears.

(Didn't work for me)

2. This solved it for me:

It appears to me that you installed some miscellaneous "Telemetry Blocker" software/tweak which is why you're finding options blocked from configuration.

This is typically done through "Group Policy".
Press [WinKey] + [R] and type gpedit.msc

In the window that appears, follow "Computer Configuration" then "Administrative Tempates" finally right click "All Settings

Select "Filter Options"

"Change the drop down for "Configured" to "Yes". Untick the check boxes if any are ticked."

Press OK

I found setting Managed, Configured, Commented - all to 'Any' removed the message.