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The WindowsForum thread discusses issues with the Group Policy editor in build 10041, including error messages and symbols not being defined, likely caused by a bug in this early build. Contributors share troubleshooting steps such as editing XML files and swapping files from earlier builds, with some suggesting that these errors are typical in early preview versions, and others considering reporting the bugs to Microsoft. Overall, the users express a mix of frustration and determination to continue testing, despite instability and bugs in this pre-release build.

bochane

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In my testenvironment it look likes the Group Policy editor (type gpedit.msc ) is broken. Here I get all kinds of messages on symbols not being defined or being double defined.....
Is it my (too) small Acer One or is it a bug in the X86 version of build 10041?
 

Solution
You can open the AppXRuntime.adml file in a good editing program such as Notepad++ and see where the XML has an error. There is a duplicate of the AppXRuntimeBlockFileElevationExplanation keys. This is not due to corruption, and is not a major error. It just looks like during the last build a team was working on Group Policy and had unfinished work and forgot a duplicate in there. I wouldn't recommend copying the files from Win8, I would recommend backing up the adlm file and removing the duplicate key entry. If I have time later today I will make a video of just that.

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Fixed in 10125!
Fixed in that opening it no longer produces any error messages, but....
It or should I say Windows 10, disregards my settings.
I'm not sure why I or anyone for that matter needs a "Lock Screen" on a desktop computer.
An image from 'Group Policy editor broken?'. Local Group Policy Editor shows 'Do not display the lock screen' enabled under Personalization.


THIS, is the setting that is being ignored.
 
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