This error appears when you have updated the ADML and ADMX file to Windwos 10, version 1803. Let’s see how to fix it! When trying to editing a policy, you receive this error: Resource ‘$(string id=Win7Only)’ referenced in attribute displayName could not be found. This is a known issue for Microsoft, in fact there was an […]
Category: Group Policy
LAPS missing from GPO
Don’t worry if LAPS is missing from GPO: most likely it’s not being copied to your SYSVOL share and it can be fixed real quick. Obviously, you must have LAPS installed on the machine where you’re trying to create the group policy object on (I installed it on a Domain Controller to keep things simple): […]
The user does not have RSoP data
This is an error you get back from running GPRESULT /R and it happens because the user you’re running this command with isn’t logged on the system. For instance you want to check the policies applied to your computer but you’re not logged on with your administrator account. So you would run a command line […]
Active Directory Auditing
Active Directory Auditing is very important for large organisations where there’s a high number of technical resources, from different teams, accessing and modifying Active Directory. Active Directory Auditing comes with a cost though: an enormous amount of logs created. Having so many logs will mean that you won’t be able to troubleshoot much as what […]
Disable This PC is eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 10
If you’re receiving a pop-up on your Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 client that tells you that This PC is eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 10, then you’re probably running an OEM version of Windows. If this is happening at work and you know you should have a version of Windows […]
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