Windows 10: Some settings are hidden or are managed by your organization after logging in with a...

Hello. I have a problem with my account on my computer. I have a message on top of my screen that says: ''Some settings are hidden or are managed by your organization''. But my problem is a bit different, because i have this message only on my info and mail and accounts section in settings. It happened after I logged in with my friend's account. I have passwords and emails to both my and his account. I can't find an answer that fixes my problem, that's why I'm posting my problem here. Some info about my computer below:
Windows 10 Pro build 1909
It is a PC, not a laptop.
16 GB RAM

CPU: Intel Core I5 8600K

GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070

STORAGE: 1x 500GB NVME Samsung SSD

STORAGE: 2x 1TB Seagate HDD's

MOTHERBOARD: AsRock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4

PSU: 650W

The computer was built in december 2018.

I am sorry for any errors in my typing, english isn't my native language. Thanks for any help.

:)

 

"Some settings are hidden or managed by your organization"

Thank you for the link. I was able to set my Diagnostics Data to Full by using gpedit.msc. But I still am not able to get rid of "Some settings are hidden or managed bu your organization."

Any advise?

 

Some settings are hidden or managed by your organization

doesn't work bro ...
I tried it but no thing showed up after applying the filter .

 

Some settings are hidden or managed by your organization

Welcome to TenForums @alhasan

The message "some settings are hidden or managed by your organization" means that some registry settings have been added/modified, either by editing the registry or through gpedit. Finding exactly where can be difficult. One way that can help is to open gpedit, in the left hand pane select 'Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates' then from the Action menu select 'Filter Options...'. Set 'Configured' to Yes and only those policies that are configured will be listed.





If you find a relevant policy, you need to set it to 'Not Configured' to remove the "some settings are managed...." message and the restrictions. If you don't find anything under Computer Configuration, look under User Configuration.