gpedit administrative temples missing and improve computer processor speed

[rosetta]

gpedit.msc administrative templates are missing, i even tried to re- register it and still it cannot be founded, also i noticed when i ran A windows experience index my processor's calculation speed per second has decreased,can one of you professional's help me solve these computer issues? Thanks for your time and attention.

 

[xilolee]

Hi rosetta. :smile9:

If you are using the same machine that BrianDrab fixed with you, and if I checked well that thread, its windows version is Microsoft Windows 7 Starter Service Pack 1 (X86).
GPEdit.msc isn't included in that windows version.

 

[rosetta]

That's true but about a month ago i download the gpedit.msc onto my machine and used it to adjust qos bandwidth for more internet speed and it worked since then i cannot find the administrative template folder.

 

[Tekno Venus]

That's true but about a month ago i download the gpedit.msc onto my machine and used it to adjust qos bandwidth for more internet speed and it worked since then i cannot find the administrative template folder.

GPEdit only supports Windows 7 Pro/Enterprise. Installing it on Starter/Home Premium is not supported and I doubt anyone here will be willing to help.

Anyway - "tadjust qos bandwidth for more internet speed". Err... that's not really how that works. The default QoS settings in Windows shouldn't need touching. If you're thinking of these instructions: Increase bandwidth by disabling QoS in Windows 7 | Lazy Geek -:), that won't make much difference if any - it would probably make things worse. Windows is designed by people who know what they're doing, and Group Policy is a pretty fickle thing anyway!

 

[rosetta]

This response is an insult too me. I am well aware that windows is designed by people who know what they're doing.That do not stop a person from trying to find different ways to tweak their computer for optimum service. If there was not a way to add gpedit.msc to their computer then i wouldn't have attempted to install the software. Everyone is ignorant to something, computers is not my field so I ask questions and try new things to learn, but too be talked down too is unacceptable.

 

[Tekno Venus]

I do not mean to insult you and I am sorry if I have caused any offence. But I'm afraid I cannot help you with this since this is a scenario that is not supported.

That said - almost every GPO is a registry entry so you may be able to find the corresponding registry key(s) and make the changes without using gpedit.

Regards,
Stephen