Windows 10: Login info and some windows settings not saved. +Some other issues

Ever since i updated to windows 10 2004, i noticed something.
My Onedrive, New MS Edge, Mail, and Windows Defender is not saving my changes
every restart, i need to re-enter my pass for onedrive, edge, and mail.
i need to re-enable windows defender too.
Rollback to 1909 is no longer an option.

And my Wi-Fi adapter randomly resets itself, like unplugging it and plugging it back in.

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'some settings are managed by your organisation' issue


Hi,

Since upgrading from windows 8.1 to windows 10, I noticed I am unable to change certain settings (grayed out), and a message 'some settings are managed by your organisation' message is displayed on these setting screens. No matter what I do I cant seem to fix this. I have researched the issue and a few other people have experienced the same issue. Some have suggested making adjustments using gpedit.msc but as I have windows 10 home I cant do this. The issue seems to be related to incorret policies being set but I have no way of changing them. I have tried creating a new user profile and I notice they do not experience the same issue, it only seems to relate to my original user profile that was pulled across from windows 8.1. Any thoughts on how I can fix this at all?

 

"Some settings are hidden or managed by your organization"

Hi Felkurio,

Since the steps you have tried did not help, we suggest visiting this
Thread that has the same concern. The thread contains some steps that worked for some
of the Community members. Please check the thread and try some of the steps provided and see if it helps.

Looking forward to your response.

 

*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!