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The original poster reports that after upgrading to Windows 10 version 18363, their lock screen functions are no longer working despite trying various solutions like registry edits and group policy adjustments. Respondent notes that since the system is Windows 10 Home, traditional Group Policy Editor isn't available, but suggests that policies could be applied via the registry, listing relevant registry paths. They advise that any policy changes may require a system reboot to take effect.
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I recently upgrade to Version 10.0.18363 Build 18363 on my Windows 10 Home edition and now I cannot use my lock screen functions
I tried all the solutions on the internet from register changes, adding d word, gpedit settings without success
I am not on a domain - home PC
Any solution - Flip
 

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Neemobeer
On a Windows 10 Home licensed system you wouldn't have gpedit, but the message you're receiving suggests you have group policy applied. On a Home license this can be done via the registry.

Computer policies will be applied here
HKLM:\Software\Policies and HKLM:\Software\Wow6432Node\Policies

User policies would be here
HKCU:\Software\Policies

Any changes to policies would typically require a reboot
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On a Windows 10 Home licensed system you wouldn't have gpedit, but the message you're receiving suggests you have group policy applied. On a Home license this can be done via the registry.

Computer policies will be applied here
HKLM:\Software\Policies and HKLM:\Software\Wow6432Node\Policies

User policies would be here
HKCU:\Software\Policies

Any changes to policies would typically require a reboot
 

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