Windows 10: Windows update settings are managed by my organization

In the Windows 10 update settings, there is a red message saying "*Some settings are managed by your organization" even though this is my own home PC that doesn't belong in any organization. Also, the computer is new and I just set it up two days ago and it came with Windows 10 version 2002. Images below:







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Some settings are managed by my organization?

A long while ago, when Win 10 privacy concerns were new, I ran some kind of utility that claimed to stop like 20 violations with one step. Fast forward to today, and I go to do Windows Update, and it tells me in red font color "*Some settings are managed by your organization" - well, I don't have an organization, I'd just like to get Windows Update back to normal. Any idea how?

 

Windows10 Update "Some Settings are Managed by Your Organization"

When Windows updates alerts me to available new Updates Ready to be installed....in Red I now see "Some settings are Managed by Your organization"...Please see attachment ....

This began about 2 months ago following the creation of a new user Account. A Display issue was causing my Win10 Start List not to show any Text to the right of the programs in the lists and the solution to correct that issue from another Post here...suggested
creating a new User account.... The instructions were detailed, I followed each step...the new User Account was created and it resolved the issue....

Following the creation of the New user acct, every time Window Updates are offered....the Alert in red "Some Settings are managed by Your organization" displays (see Attachment). The old User account never displayed this Alert.

Clicking on "View Configured Update Policies....it seems this alert is being caused by Mobile Device Management????

I have no idea what that means, or, how any settings would have been set to have some of my settings managed by your organization.

My PC is one of 3 PC's in my Home....it has never been connected to any organization...ie work, etc. During the creation of the New user account at no time was there anything that addressed Organization, Mobile devices during the creation of the New
user Acct.

How do I remove this Alert?

 

Some settings are managed by my organization?

CU is shorthand for Cumulative Update. The latest one was released on 20th and when installed brings you up to the latest public release, 1803, build 17134.319.
Cumulative Update KB4458469 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.319 Sept. 20 - Windows 10 Forums

When you have the filter on, the left hand pane only lists policies that are configured. All unconfigured policies are hidden, making navigation much easier.

In the left navigation pane, Select Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update. In the right hand pane only the configured polices will be listed. Double-click on one of them and you'll be able to change it to 'not configured' if you wish. Here is what I see with the filter on, showing my one and only configured policy.