Windows 10: gpresult

hello


i see these 2 exclamations in the gpresult...


it this the reason why there r users logon on the domain they get temp profile?

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During last computer policy refresh on 20/11/2020 7:44:13

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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

 

GPResult errors in the CMD line

Hello Chris,

Surely, there are no updates that the command /h for gpresult has been changed. We suspect that your system's gpresult.exe has been corrupted. A third party suspicious software might be responsible.

Update and run a full scan with
Windows Defender. Once done, run
SFC (System File Checker) to check and restore the EXE file. Here is how:

• Right-click (or press and hold) the Start button, then select
  Command Prompt (Admin).
• Enter sfc
  /scannow (note the space between "sfc" and "/")

See the full Wiki Article by ZigZag3143 that tells
more about SFC.

If the issue is persistent, do come back to us with the screenshot of the whole
gpresult/? parameter list.

Regards,

 

Windows 10: 'gpresult' not recognized

windows novice here, running windows 10 on a dell i7 inspiron. In command prompt, I am able to run neither gpresult nor gpresult /v which both seem to be common uses. I can't find any installation instructions (or proof of the necessity of installation). Any such command issued returns what I presume is boilerplate, 'gpresult' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Is there a way to install it; am I issuing the prompt incorrectly or missing some prior step; or does the absence of built-in gpresult indicate something interesting?