Windows 10: Windows 11; "Your organisation manages updates on this PC"

I've been getting this error: "Your organisation manages updates on this PC" with the PC Health Check's "Introducing Windows 11" check now button, except the issue is that my PC is not part of an organisation, it is a personal computer. How am I meant to check?

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"Some settings are hidden or managed by your organisation"

I'm getting "Some settings are hidden or managed by your organisation" in yellow color for the following setting sections in windows 10.

System:

Notification & actions, Multitasking

Personalization:

Lock Screen, Start

Privacy

General

I tried following suggestions to fix the problem.

1. Reset my PC using windows advanced startup option.
2. follow all the solutions which are mentioned in here. link
3. Change Diagnostics & feedback to Full.
4. Reset group-policies for default. link
5. Restore windows

Please kindly suggest a solution to fix this problem.

 

Some settings are managed by your organisation.


Hi there
I got issue at customer where no-one can change the "set time automatically"feature to be disabled on Win 10 1511.If they change dates it jumps back by itself.Does anyone know how to disable this from happening if it says "Some settings are managed by your organisation "and greyed out

I need maybe the gpedit steps to do this or registry key to change.It never happened to Win 7 pc's in domain.I did try changing group policy in domain server but still the same

 

*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!