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The thread discusses issues with accessing the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) in Windows 7. The original poster asks why the command doesn't work, and a responder explains that if using Windows 7 Home Edition, the feature is unavailable because it's restricted to only certain editions like Windows 7 Pro. The overall sentiment indicates that the inability to use gpedit.msc is due to the edition of Windows 7 in use.

Steven Ridley

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Hi All - just a quick question. Why does the command gpedit.msc not work for me in Windows 7??
 

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Hi Steeven

If you have Windows 7 Home Edition there is no way to edit group policy. This is a restriction of this version that does not exist in Windows 10 Pro.

Mike

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Hi Steeven

If you have Windows 7 Home Edition there is no way to edit group policy. This is a restriction of this version that does not exist in Windows 10 Pro.
 
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