I created a Group Policy Object (GPO) and linked the GPO through powershell
script.
It created a entry in HKLM\.....\Group Policy in regedit (system registry)
and created it child entries (Like DisplayName,DSPath,GPOLink,GPOName..).



How do I find the GPO is created in the registry and check for child entries
through powershell script.

On Oct 30, 8:41*pm, vegesna <vege...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> I created a Group Policy Object (GPO) and linked the GPO through powershell
> script.
> It created a entry in HKLM\.....\Group Policy in regedit (system registry)
> and created it child entries (Like DisplayName,DSPath,GPOLink,GPOName..).
>
> How do I find the GPO is created in the registry and check for child entries
> through powershell script.

I don't know of any search capabilities but the registry is easily
accessible via the HKLM and HKCU providers.
For example:

DIR HKLM:\software