group policy editor

If you've been anxiously refreshing Windows Update like it's the latest smartphone release, only to find yourself left out in the cold regarding the Windows 11 24H2 upgrade, fear not! Recent insights reveal a nifty way to take control of your upgrade path using official methods straight from...

The gradual rollout of Windows 11 24H2 is officially in motion, but many eager users are feeling the drag of Microsoft’s deliberate pace—the company is nervously waiting for OEMs to patch multiple bugs before releasing the latest version to everyone. If you’re among the restless users tired of...

Windows 11 is more than just a pretty interface; it's a treasure trove of settings just waiting to be unlocked. If you’re a Windows 11 Pro user, the Group Policy Editor (GPE) is your magic wand for customizing this operating system in ways you probably didn’t know were possible. Hidden deep...

The rise of generative artificial intelligence is undeniably transforming our daily tech interactions. Microsoft Copilot, initially introduced as a web-based Bing Chat, has been seamlessly integrated into Windows 11, much to the delight—or dismay—of users. While innovative, some may find this...

Windows 11 continues to be a continually evolving operating system that offers a range of customization options, allowing users to tweak their computer experience. One of the less commonly known features is Verbose mode, which displays detailed status messages during startup and shutdown. This...

In today's digital landscape, where security and productivity are paramount, it is often necessary to manage user access to specific applications on Windows 11. Whether in a corporate environment or a home setting, restricting users from running certain programs can prevent unauthorized access...

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Hi, I want to give another user (bkupuser1) the SeSecurityPrivilege like Administrator has. First I added the user in the Backup Operators group, using lusrmgr.msc program. However when I started a CMD prompt as the user and did: whoami /all I could see the privilege was not granted...