Windows 10: GPResult in Windows 10

Not sure if this is the right subforum, I guess it could also go in networking, but anyway...

I'm trying to test my company's Group Policy Objects. I'm used to using the command "gpresult /h gpo.html" but what I've noticed is that in Windows 10, that only shows the "user" scope, not "computer"

If I have a GPO that only has computer-level settings, it doesn't show up in that report at all - it's as if it doesn't exist!

I tried "gpresult /scope computer /h gpo.html" and got "Access denied". I'm in the Administrators group and UAC prompts are turned off, so I'm not sure what the problem is.

Am I missing something here?

:)

 

GPResult errors in the CMD line

Hi,

I'm trying to run a report on Group Policy Objects for my home computer, with Windows 10.

I have entered the cmd as an administrator, and typed: gpresult /h gpreport.html

The result was an error message:

ERROR: Invalid argument/option - '/h'.

When I type gpresult /? for usage, it does not show the /h option in the list.

Has this option been changed or taken away? How can I get an html report for gpresults?

Thanks

 

Disable Windows Update Delivery Optimization through Group Policy or Registry

I'm having the same problem. I've configured the GPO correctly and GPRESULT confirms it, but the client still says 'On'.

Why????

 

What you are missing is that although you are an admin user and UAC is turned off, you don't have built-in admin rights needed to check other than user level policies with GPRESULT.

To check the computer level (/scope computer) you have to use an elevated PowerShell or Command Prompt, whichever you prefer.

 

Ah, that worked. Surprised I missed such a simple solution.

 

You have no idea how often that happens to me *Smile. Good to know you got it working.,