Windows 10: What can I use instead ADMX.Help for policy information?

Hello,I used before admx.help and it is gone or I can't access it anymore.What is the substitud for admx.help for Windows policies information?Thank you--Raul

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what is an admx file

Hi,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

Please be informed us what exactly you are referring to the ADMX file?

ADMX is a configuration file used by Windows Group Policy, it is used to manage groups of computers; contains settings for user accounts, operating system configurations, and applications; used for storing configurations for the centralized
management of many computer systems.

I suggest you to post your query in the below forums as we have a dedicated team for more queries about this issue

Refer:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home

Hope it helps. Feel free to contact us for any further assistance on Windows Operating System. We are happy to help you.

 

Looking for Windows 10 1511 ADMX files

Hi Chris,

Thank you for posting in Community, we understand your concern and we will try our best to resolve your issue.

Before we proceed, I would like you to provide the information stated below:

1. Is your computer connected to a domain?

2. Are you trying to install admx files?

I would like to inform you that admx files are located in c: Windows> Policy Definitions folder. If you are looking for installing admx files then I would suggest that you redirect your query to TechNet, as they eill be well equipped to assist you further.

Microsoft Q&A.

I hope this will provide you the assistance that you require. Please feel free to contact Microsoft Community for Windows related queries

 

Google Chrome ADMX for non-domain joined PCs

Does google chrome ADMX policies supports non-domain joined Windows 10 1703 or Windows 7 ent edition machines? I know this sounds stupid... but here is the scenario.

We've few hundred computers and no MS Active Directory Domain. We need to standardize few options in Chrome.
Such as.. Show Bookmark tab, Set up startup pages etc. but it seems that even if we add the reg keys/values by hand... Chrome doesn't know about that.

We extracted ADMX policies registry information from this link: Policy List

In other tests we found that if the computer is domain joined these policies will work. Either from Group policy method or by manually adding the appropriate registry keys.

Can we tell Chrome on non-domain joined machine to look for same registry store as for domain joined?