Windows 10: IN RED: "* Some settings are managed by your own organisation." How do I stop this message...

I keep getting this on both my laptops and it's a pain. I've raised this before but can't find the blasted thing. I think it was Sunk Nath who pointed me in the right direction, which then linked me to here:


https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/mdm/device-update-management


I was unable at that time to fathom out how to stop the message so can anyone help me now, please?

:)

 

'Some setting are managed by your organisation'

I'm sorry but this does not work as there is a setting -

Some setting are managed by your organisation - in red

and it won't allow me to change the time.

 

Some settings are managed by your organisation.


Hi there

When I open Privacy options and go to the general tab at the top in red I see

'Some settings are managed by your organisation.'

I do not belong to an organisation and its only on a home network and is a copy of Windows 10 home, any ideas what it could mean?

Zoo

 

Unable to turn on Location, "Some settings are managed by your organisation"

Windows 10 Home, no third party security apps or privacy tweakers, using a local account made no difference, not a member of a domain, just a laptop on a home network, I am the only user and have an administrator account. Updates set auto and fully up to
date.

I want to turn on Location but the 'Change' button in Settings is greyed out and there is a message in red at the top informing me that "Some settings are managed by your organisation".

I am NOT in an organisation, just a laptop connected to the internet via a home router. Reading the solutions from the many others who have the same "Some settings are managed by your organisation" message who are also not in an organisation, I turned on
Windows Feedback to Full (recommended) but this didn't work.

Being the Home version I cannot use gpedit as it doesn't have it.

So, a simple question. How do I get rid of the "Some settings are managed by your organisation" message once and for all, and be able to turn on and off settings on my own computer?