Disable Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) through Windows Services.Stop the service Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP).If the installation was previously activated, use these steps to troubleshoot and fix the problem. In this situation, click the Windows isn't activated, Activate Windows now option, and click the Change product key to activate the installation option. It is because you have not yet activated your copy of Windows 10. Also, if all the personalization settings appear grayed out, then it is not a configuration problem. If the device is connected to a corporate network, then you will need to contact your system administrator to disable the policy or adjust the feature accordingly. In this case, you will need to research online (or ask in the Windows Central forums) for more specific details on how to change the settings for that particular feature. If it does not work, it is possible that something happened with the feature in the Registry. If the related policy has not been configured, but it is causing the settings to be inaccessible, then try enabling and disabling the policy to see if that fixes the problem. Once you complete the steps, restart the Settings app, and then the option you were trying to configure should no longer appear grayed out.
Double-click the related policy that is causing the setting to be inaccessible.
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > All Settings For example, if the Update options section shows the "Receive updates for other Microsoft products when you update Windows" option grayed out, then it is because the "Configure Automatic Updates" policy is disabled or using specific settings.īrowse the following path (if applicable): Quick tip: If you must keep the policy enabled or disabled, then adjust the settings within the policy rather than the Settings app.