So i'm getting this error saying that the application cant be found even tho i just installed it. I even tryed opening gpedit using the file path but it says the application couldn't be found. Its there I copyed the 2 folders and gpedit.msc over to the systems32 folder and everything. Cant find anything online about this either. It should work
gpedit not found even tho i downloaded it
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I've tried the above link too, to install gpedit.msc.
Everything is seen to install smoothly with no errors.
But when running gpedit.msc under Administrator, I get an image saying 'MMC could not create the snap-in' as seen below.
Any clues whats the problem
Everything is seen to install smoothly with no errors.
But when running gpedit.msc under Administrator, I get an image saying 'MMC could not create the snap-in' as seen below.
Any clues whats the problem
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I had no problem installing or running on my Win Home tablet.
Many different solutions, don't know which one will work for you.
https://www.google.com/search?q=MMC+could+not+create+the+snap-in&ie=UTF-8
Many different solutions, don't know which one will work for you.
https://www.google.com/search?q=MMC+could+not+create+the+snap-in&ie=UTF-8
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It isn't part of the home edition, Grizzly. It is normally, only available to Administrators.
Most Group Policy settings actually change registry values in the background – in fact, you can see which registry value a group policy setting changes. However, Group Policy provides a more user-friendly interface and the ability to enforce these settings.
Most Group Policy settings actually change registry values in the background – in fact, you can see which registry value a group policy setting changes. However, Group Policy provides a more user-friendly interface and the ability to enforce these settings.
Well I've spent a few hours trying to this problem as shown above in my post.
Been to the link as suggested and tried as all suggested without any joy with 'Windows 10 Home'
sfc /scannow show no problems.
The only thing I cannot do as instructed in the registry, is to delete the "CLSID: {8FCOB734-A0E1-11D1-A7D3-0000F87571E3". saying a error in deleting. Tried as suggested in editing 'permissions etc' and still cannot delete the 'clsid'.
I've also installed gpedit.msc with no problems on my Tablet which has Home, just cant get it sorted on my laptop. Would Kaspersky prevent any alterations to the registry.
Been to the link as suggested and tried as all suggested without any joy with 'Windows 10 Home'
sfc /scannow show no problems.
The only thing I cannot do as instructed in the registry, is to delete the "CLSID: {8FCOB734-A0E1-11D1-A7D3-0000F87571E3". saying a error in deleting. Tried as suggested in editing 'permissions etc' and still cannot delete the 'clsid'.
I've also installed gpedit.msc with no problems on my Tablet which has Home, just cant get it sorted on my laptop. Would Kaspersky prevent any alterations to the registry.
Ok still looking for result on Google.
Found this:- https://blog.multiplay.co.uk/2013/1...reate-snap-in-for-group-policy-object-editor/
But I cannot see the suggested path. MMC is not listed in listing as shown in Registry.
Would this be the route of my problem.
Also tried this by adding to the Registry to Un-Restrict access, still no change........
http://computerstepbystep.com/group_policy_windows_xp.html
Found this:- https://blog.multiplay.co.uk/2013/1...reate-snap-in-for-group-policy-object-editor/
But I cannot see the suggested path. MMC is not listed in listing as shown in Registry.
Would this be the route of my problem.
Also tried this by adding to the Registry to Un-Restrict access, still no change........
http://computerstepbystep.com/group_policy_windows_xp.html
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