Windows 10: Settings Managed By Organization

Hello.

I have a weird issue. I cannot stop insider builds, change which track I am on, or change feedback settings. Being unable to change feedback settings is preventing me from getting the latest insider builds.

At the top of the relevant pages, it says "Some settings are managed by your organization". The options I need to change are greyed out

I am on my home PC, I am administrator, and I am only a member of a workgroup.

I have tried:

Enabling the hidden administrator account (Still cannot change settings)
Using GPEDIT (Nothing has been enabled)
Searching the registry (Relevant keys do not exist)

This is a relatively fresh install, no tweaks or changes made other than the location of the My Documents folder and to enable the dark theme.

Thank you for any help!








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some settings are managed by your organization

You need to go the the administrator PC, gpedit. allow the managed service, or have rights to edit the service. Ask your admin.

gpedit>Administrative templates> Windows Components

 

Some settings are managed by your organization

I am Using Lumia 640XL. In update it shows "Some settings are managed by your organization".

I did soft and hard reset but the problem is not solved. Any solution for this issue???

 

I posted in the MS community as well as here, and for the first time ever, they were faster with an answer. It seems that programs like "Ultimate Windows Tweaker 4" are the culprit. I have never run it, but I checked for the registry entry mentioned in the article below, deleted per the article, and boom, back to normal. Hope this helps.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/i...6-9094d119ad94

 

NOTE: ! ! This is listed in the folders as "WTU4" and NOT spelled out. It is difficult to find or locate. I somehow had it stashed away but located it by chance. I read the instructions for uninstalling and it indicates "simply delete" which I've done but, now my screen is black, when I set the pointer to it it turns white and then vice-versa. This is a strange day, eh?

 

I have the same problem, but do not have WTU4 installed. I tried the registry tweak in the posted link, but the "DataCollection" key in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\DataCollection does not exist.
I am using Windows 10 pro on a home network using a workgroup, NOT a domain.