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Missing Administrative Templates in Resultant Set Of Policy
Hi,

I am running Windows 10 Home and tried to use local group policy to change some settings concerning device installation.
I managed to install group policy editor and change desired settings.
In Local Group Policy Editor I am able to see Administrative Templates under both Computer/User Configuration:
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However Administrative Templates are missing in rsop.msc (Resultant Set Of Policy):
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My policy settings changes are not applied, even after system restart and are not visible when running 
gpresult /v

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. I think these problems are connected.

Thanks for help!

P.S. I have administrative templates files (.admx and .adml) stored under C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions.
P.S. Problem does not seem to appear in Win10 Pro.

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Thanks for replying. :)
Actually I am editing registry in my solution and setting registry values works properly.
The problem is that despite having values set and proper Registry.pol file generated the group policy settings does not take effect!
I used gpedit.msc just to check if registry values were set properly (and they were).
My problem is how to make RSOP acknowledge my changes (it seems to be somehow unaware of Administrative Templates as in the example).
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I told you: although you can install gpedit.msc for home, it does not work properly. That is a known "problem" of home.
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