


How to add a local group policy editor in Windows 10 How to add a local group policy editor
The Windows 10 system does not provide a local Group Policy Editor, which brings inconvenience to many users. In response to this problem, PHP editor Banana compiled a method to add a local group policy editor to help everyone solve their troubles. See below for details.
1. First, press the win+r keys on the keyboard to open the run window, enter the mmc command and click the OK button
2. Then, click on the upper left corner File menu, select the Add/Remove Snap-in button
3. Then, find the Local Users and Groups option in the unit list and click the Add button
4. Finally, select the management unit as the local computer and click the Done button below to save the settings
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