How to check what Group Policy Objects are being applied using gpresult

Learn how to check which group policies are applied to the logged-in user. In this example, I show you how to use the gpresult command to view a list of which group policy objects are applied to the current workstation or server session and how to export those to an HTML file to see the exact policy settings.
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[@semir3660]

You create really great content Danny 👍
Btw. I like the tone of your voice and simplicity how you are explaining stuff. Good job!

[@danny_moran]

Thanks for watching!

[@heygoober1653]

Dude, I've watched 2 videos of yours relevant to what I was looking for. Checked out what else you got on your channel. Cause for subscribing. Keep up the great work

[@danny_moran]

Thanks for watching!

[@HeBambam]

Thank you for the helpful video sir, so it's means that if you run gpresult /r on clint, only the user configuration will show and not computer configuration GPO. is that right?. only if you run gpresult /r on administrator the computer configuration will show. before i though i'm having some problem with my GPO because its not showing.

[@danny_moran]

Yes, that's correct. If CMD/PowerShell isn't run in an Administrator context, then it will only show the user GPOs applied.
Thanks for watching!

[@HeBambam]

For clarification, so meaning the computer configuration still executed/take effect to client computer even its not showing in gpresult /r (not an administrator)?.

[@danny_moran]

The policies will still be applied to the computer, they're just not visible when running gpresult unless you run in an Administrator context.

[@HeBambam]

I just recently found out that all my computer configuration was not been take effect to my test client, only all user configuration, i created a test sample to disabled CMD under computer configuration, but its not working, my GPO was created normally and nothing fancy setup, is there any settings or setup i forgot to do or not to do?.

[@dominikzamkow8734]

Thanks for this! I tried to run for testing gpresult -h test.html but got errors:
ERROR: Invalid argument/option - '-h'.
Type "GPRESULT /?" for usage.
any idea why ?

[@danny_moran]

I just copied and paste the command you put in the comment into my cmd and it worked fine. I'm not sure why it wouldn't work for you.
gpresult -h test.html

[@heygoober1653]

Is it possible you're running the command on PowerShell as opposed to CMD? Might make a difference

[@unkownuser2320]

if any command to get computer and user gpo settings html in normal user command prompt

[@danny_moran]

If the user is a local admin then it will show both. If the user isn't a local admin, then it will only show the user settings.
Thanks for watching!

[@unkownuser2320]

@@danny_moran question is how to get computer GPO with normal user login if any command or method is available

[@danny_moran]

I don't think you see what GPOs are applied to the computer using a standard user account.