techtotal.blogg.se - Lock screen some settings are hidden or managed

If it doesn’t work in your case, let me know and I’ll tell you what to try next.

As I mentioned above, this fix works perhaps 95% of the time.

In order to safeguard your privacy as much as possible, I recommend changing the “Diagnostics and usage data” setting back to Basic after you have finished making your desired settings changes.

You should no longer see the “Some settings are managed by your organization” message and you should now be able to change the system settings to your heart’s content.Īnd now, a couple of things for you to consider… Simply follow the steps listed below:ġ – Click the Settings icon (it looks like a “gear” or “cog”).ģ – Click the Diagnostics & feedback link over the left-hand column.Ĥ – In the field labeled “Diagnostic data”, select the radio button beside Full. This is a common issue with Windows 10, but luckily there’s an easy fix that works probably 95% of the time.

In short, it prevents you from changing some of the settings in Windows, as you have already discovered. The problem with the “Basic” setting is that it locks down some of the system settings and displays the message you quoted above. I have mine set to Basic as well because that limits the amount of data that the PC sends back to Microsoft concerning your usage habits. Rick’s answer: Kenny, your PC probably has the “Diagnostics and usage data” privacy setting set to “Basic”. How can I fix this so that I can make changes to the system settings on my PC? The thing is I’m not part of an organization. “Some settings are hidden or managed by your organization.” When I try to change some of the system settings the settings options are disabled and the screen displays this message: Question from Kenny W.: I recently upgraded my HP laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and I have a problem that I can’t figure out.