The Group Policy editor that Microsoft doesn't want you to have. Full ADMX/ADML template parsing and registry editing on every Windows edition — including Home. Single portable .exe, no installation required.
Windows Home users have been locked out of Group Policy for decades. GPEdit Pro fixes that — for free.
Windows Home, Pro, Enterprise, Education — GPEdit Pro works everywhere. No hacks, no enablement scripts, no workarounds that break on the next update.
Reads Microsoft's own policy template files and presents them in the familiar tree view layout. Same policies, same structure as the built-in gpedit.msc.
Policies are applied by writing directly to the registry — the same mechanism Windows uses internally. Changes take effect immediately.
Automatically flags 60+ hidden privacy and telemetry policies that Microsoft doesn't surface in normal settings. See what's quietly enabled on your system.
Instant search with debounce across thousands of policies. Filter by: All, Modified, Sneaky, Security, or Privacy categories to find what you need fast.
Every policy change is logged with timestamps. Export your change history for documentation or rollback reference.
Save your policy configuration as JSON. Import it on another machine, share it with others, or keep a backup before making changes.
Automatic system theme detection with manual toggle. Looks great on any setup.
No installer, no dependencies, no services. Download one .exe file, double-click, and start editing policies. Delete it when you're done — zero footprint.
GPEdit Pro is actively developed. Here's what's coming next.
One-click presets: Privacy Hardened, Gaming Performance, Kiosk Mode, Child Safety. Apply a curated set of policies in seconds.
Guided wizard to remove built-in Windows bloatware, disable telemetry, and clean up the Start menu using Group Policy.
Visual indicator showing how your current policy configuration affects system security, privacy, and performance.
Check your system against CIS Benchmark and NIST hardening guides. See exactly which policies need to change for compliance.