Windows 10: "Some settings are managed by your organization"

I have installed the W10 Anniversary Update.

In “Setting > Personalization > Lock Screen" appears the Message ”Some settings are managed by your organization”, and the “Browse” option is gray out.

Could someone tell me how to fix the issue.





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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???

 

Mine is the same way because I made a few group policy changes. I'm not sure which one did it (disabled both):

https://www.windowsphoneinfo.com/threads/enable-or-disable-lock-screen-in-windows-10.6927/

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/9...dows-10-a.html

 

Issue fixed by using

"To enable or disable lock screen using a REG file" method.

 

Cool! Glad Brink's tutorial helped!

 

I had that mod in via GP Edit from v8. Once the Anniversary Update was installed it now ignores the setting even though the message still appears at the top.. I now get the Lock Screen when first starting the computer. This is one of the changes made by MS. They want the lock screen to appear. It gives them more places they can display ads. If you have only one user set up on your system and you don't require a password, the Lock Screen flashes momentarily, begins the login, and then proceeds to the desktop.

JohnD

 

It works perfectly for me after a clean install.

 

I am not about to do a clean install. I checked the Registry and it is set there also, so I do not know what is blocking it.

JohnD

 

You will now find you can't disable the lock screen on log in and I can't get the Lock Screen slideshow mode to work.

 

If you autologin, the lockscreen is briefly flashed, then dismissed.

 

I have this same problem on one system. *Sad

 

Here's what solved my problem:
Some settings are managed by your organisation - Page 2 - Windows 10 Forums

 

One of the original tricks to turning off the Lock Screen behaves differently with the Anniversary Update.
The original trick was to create a Personalization key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows
and assign NoLockScreen a value of 1.

Microsoft seems to have changed the behavior to disable many of the lock screen functions. Setting the value of NoLockScreen to 0 and then rebooting removed the Some settings are managed by your organization notice from my Windows 10 Home PC. Deleting the Personalization Key will probably do the same thing.

Again, this is only for those that had previously disabled the Lock Screen and only see the notice on the Lock Screen Settings in Windows 10.