I'm having trouble updating several computers to Windows 11. Every time I try, I get a message saying that updates are managed by my organization. I've looked through the Group Policies extensively to find out what's causing this block, but I can't seem to locate anything.
When I go to the 'Check For Updates' section, it lists several policies that appear to be applied, including 'Disable automatic updates', 'Get updates for other Microsoft products', and 'Feature update deferral period'. However, when I run GPResult, the report doesn't mention anything about updates or anything similar to what Windows Update indicates.
Is there a straightforward way to identify which group policy is causing this issue? I'm also open to registry workarounds or methods to detect if any software is enforcing these policies. I'm feeling really stumped here!
1 Answer
First off, check what domain the machines are joined to. They might belong to a different organization that's enforcing these policies. Just double-check that they're under your main domain and not another one!
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