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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
Thread is closed! Was unable to find the cause of the issue. Windows repair has fixed it.- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
i did not ask about GPO, it is clear that GPO is 100% clean, i am asking what restrictions can we find in reports not from GPO reports.- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
Is there a tool to show what is being restricted on the device...- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
there 0 evidence of any policy or app control or any reason at all to have this issue. nothing is showing in any report at all.- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
is there a way to reset all GPO to default?- Johncoool
- Post #13
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
check if bios settings can take over the energy in the O/S- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
i meant, when a new local account is added it has the exact same right away. Take a look online and see if anyone faced these issues with Chrome before.- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
I dont want to do a clean boot. sometimes those lock up the system. Any new user added is locked as soon as connected. Office is not showing account details but it does give message that it is controlled by org admin and dont have full access to all features. however, it has been installed...- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
Nothing unusual showed up. the only thing the shop owner did is that he activated office. but he does not have GPO. Vantage was uninstalled. We need to see if there is an energy app that is controlling the settings.- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
None of those showed any information that show any reason for the issue. This is a new device and fresh install and there has never been any connection to work or school account at all. How to find out who is the device registered to? since it was setup by the shop owner. The issue only showed...- Johncoool
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 11 GPO lockup - Closed
So while migrating from an old device running Win 10 home to a new device running Win 11 pro, I faced a strange issue. I am mentioning the version of windows because pro is the one that can be controlled by enterprise. They are not the same device, so the installation is fresh and all was good...- Johncoool
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- gpo lockup organization managed settings power and battery settings greyed out windows 11
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Message to the none human entity
It seems that the non-human entities have stepped up their efforts by many folds in recent days. I strongly recommend that anyone who wants to have a deeper understanding of their goals or who they generally are or how they operate is to watch the below 4 hour recently released video of a...- Johncoool
- Post #7
- Forum: The Water Cooler
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RAM price surge in 2026
This is the water cooler and I am here to talk about RAM price surges, I am not looking for technical support. The tips received on these posts have no relation to the topic. It is not about Win 10 or 11. There are a lot of people that now use AI offline. but for that it requires a good setup...- Johncoool
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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RAM price surge in 2026
Wow, I bought 2 of that same configuration for a laptop back in 2024 for 100AUD (checked current currency rates). which is a huge difference. I even had to get one per month to manage the budget that also included SSD. So it cost me 200 AUD and now it would cost 480AUD. 96 GB of laptop RAM...- Johncoool
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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RAM price surge in 2026
So this AI bubble is having a very big bad impact on the consumer when it comes to buying a decent PC setup. So now if a person has a budget of 1000$ to purchase a PC or a laptop and wants to add 64-128GB of RAM, then will need to add a 2nd budget of 700-1500$ just for that. This is for DDR5...- Johncoool
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- Forum: The Water Cooler