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HI Savan N,
Happy New Year to you, I wanted to know why I can't ge into 'Computer Configuration', when typing "gpedit.msc",
it'll gave an error message "Windows cannot find gpedit.msc".
Another thing when I used "regedit" and navigate from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\WindowsNT\SystemRestore,
to delete the value 'Disable Configuration', shall I double click to delete the value or right click then delete?
Best Wishes,
japlim
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Answer accepted by question author
gpedit.msc is contained under windows\system32 and from memory it only comes with Vista Business they don't think Vista Home or Premium users need gpedit.
and about deleting you simply right click and delete it or just left click and use the Delete key on the keyboard not the backspace key. double clicking the key simply allows you to edit the value contained by the key
I also faced this issue and finally found a good answer.
http://thetechoceans.com/fix-resolve-windows-cannot-find-gpedit-msc-error-in-windows/
After following this post i made this error fixed. Its too easy and it will hardly took 5 minutes to take it down.
Try and comment below.
no worries mate i just happened to be online thats all i just got back 4th January :)
Hi Daniel HUYNH,
Thankyou for the fast reply, it really helps. And Happy New Year.
Best Regards,
japlim
