Lately our company rolled out office 365 business for all employees. most of us use windows 7 some use linux (perhaps with a windows vm) and some update to windows 10 (we are free to install whatever we want).
I am using windows 10 with a local administrator account. In case of office 365 our company prohibits the use of one drive and all cloud features - this is disabled by some kind of administrative policy. Also Cortana is not usable (online search is always disabled short afte enabled by me) Now i noticed "Some settings are managed by your organisation" (i translated from german). So there seem other setting set via my office 365 account?!
Is there a way to see all settings/policies set by the organisation? Is there a way to just use office and keep it away from my windows?
gpresult
to see whenever some form of group policy is applied but this would usually also require your machine to be part of a domain. Though they can be directly written to various places as well. For a start, rungpresult
and have a look.gpresult /H report.html
and view the result. That way you should get a list of Computer and User Configuration settings. I'm not entirely certain it would pickup directly inserted registry settings but it's worth a try. Where did you see the message about the managed features? Wouldn't Office 365 actually be run through your browser?