How can I solve the Win7 Local Group Policy Editor?

Under normal circumstances, the user can open the local group policy editor by entering the “Gpedit.msc” command on the running interface, but after some users input the command, the Win7 local group policy editor cannot be opened. How to solve this problem? In fact, we only need to modify the registry. The following small series for everyone to introduce the Win7 local group policy editor can not open the solution.

Local Group Policy Editor Steps:

1. Press win+r to open the run and enter regedit to enter the car as shown:

2. Expand in turn. ;HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\CLSID\\{8FC0B734-A0E1-11D1-A7D3-0000F87571E3}\\InProcServer32”, double-click to open the default item, as shown:

3. In the window, change the value data to “ldquo;% SystemRoot%System32GPEdit.dll”, click OK, as shown:

4, complete the above operation, restart the computer.

The above is the solution that Win3's Win7 local group policy editor can't open. The operation steps are very simple, just modify the registry.