I am editing the default domain policy and adding the power options, so Yes it is enforced and applied to the correct OU.Įdit: the GPO was created under Computer Configuration. I was able to track this issue down to the power management settings shutting off my network device and not properly turning it back on. I would troubleshoot the problem and the repair would read The default gateway is not available.

The default domain policy does NOT have a policy to never hibernate or turn the screen off.default domain policy has no power options configured at all. I was running into an issue where my laptops wireless adapter would not reconnect after returning from sleep. None of the other GPO's have any power related settings.we only have 2 others. If it's set like the Example then you would need to take it out of the Default (or higher ranked GPO) and make a new one for the OUs or make one for different Ous that you want to have different settings Sometimes due to a problem with configuration or due to a corrupt Windows system file, you may not be able to access the power icon on your Windows 10. Then new GPO go to hibernate after 15 mins and turn screen off in 5 mins. IE Default policy is has Power option set to never go to hibernate and to never turn screen off,

Did you create the GPO for users or computers?Īnd did you place the GPO on the correct OU?Īlso Make sure that not of the inherited GPO that are enforced doesn't have a setting that would cause the new one not to Take effect.

No power options available