Windows 10: how to remove group policy and provisons from my registry domain somethig has all my ports...

i bought an hp probook that was part of a domain workstaion and i reinstalled windows and i bought a new wd_black ssd but the goup policy settings are still enforcing certain settings and controls and i keep getting hacked i think because it has all my ports open an connecting to random devices like i was connected to an xbox on the network and didnt know it i just want to clean up my registry back to regular windows pro not an server environment

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MDM Group Policy removed?

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Windows 2016 Domain - Group Policies not applying to OU

So we have a domain and have various group policies (some apply to computer settings, some apply to user settings)

If we link a computer group policy directly to the root of the domain, policy works fine and everything is great.

If we take the same policy, remove it from the domain root, move the computer account to a sub OU and then link the group policy to that OU, the policy no long works.

There is no security filtering enabled, using "Authenticated Users" as scope.

If we run the Group Policy Results wizard, it only shows policies that are being applied in the root domain. No group policies located in OU show up.

No errors are showing besides a message saying "fast link detected"

If we run the Group Policy Modeling and specify user and computer, it shows the group policy should be applied.

Have tried adding "Domain Computers" also as a scope, same results.

Don't have any "Loopback Processing" enabled on any of the parent group policies.

I'm stuck!

 

MDM Group Policy removed?