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Multiple Resources not found in Group Policy editor

flavio.pedreiro 0 Reputation points
2024-05-18T23:37:58.0233333+00:00

I just added gpedit in my computer and when I first opened it, a lot of resources were not found. I want to know where i may find them and if I can't find them to add, what will it change. I will mention all the resources not found.

Resource '$(string.EnableGlobalWindowListInIEMode)' file C:\Windows\Policy Definitions\inetres.admx, line 35457 column 298
Resource '$(string.RestrictDriverInstallationToAdministrators)" C:\Windows\Policy Definitions\Printing.admx, line 820, column 7
'' '$(string.Chat) C:\Windows\Policy Definitions\Taskbar.admx, line 10 column 59
'' '$(string.WU_SUPPORTED_Server2016_Through_Server2022_Or_Windows10) C:\Windows\Policy Definitions\WindowsUpdate.admx, line 80 column 161

All of them appeared 2 times.

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  1. S.Sengupta 16,241 Reputation points MVP
    2024-05-20T00:36:17.0866667+00:00

    Download the latest version of the Administrative Templates.

    Extract the contents of the downloaded file.

    Copy the .admx files from the extracted folder to C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions.

    Replace the potentially corrupted .admx and .adml files with fresh copies from the downloaded Administrative Templates.

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  2. Ian Xue (Shanghai Wicresoft Co., Ltd.) 31,751 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2024-05-21T03:46:06.4366667+00:00

    Hi flavio,

    Thanks for your post. Based on my research, you can start by reading Group Policy events recorded in the system event log.

    1. Warning events provide further information for you to follow to ensure the Group Policy service remains healthy.

    Error events provide you with information that describes the failure and probable causes.

    Use the More Information link included in the event message.

    Use the Details tab to view error codes and descriptions.

    Use the Group Policy operational log.

    1. Identify the activity ID of the instance of Group Policy processing you're troubleshooting.

    Create a custom view of the operational log.

    Divide the log into phases: pre-processing, processing, and post-processing.

    Consolidate each starting event with its corresponding ending event. Investigate all warning and error events.

    Isolate and troubleshoot the dependent component.

    Use the Group Policy update command (GPUPDATE) to refresh Group Policy. Repeat these steps to determine if the warning or error still exists.

    For the applying policy failed troubleshooting issue, you can refer the following guide:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/group-policy/applying-group-policy-troubleshooting-guidance

    Best Regards,

    Ian Xue

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