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How do I know what are the settings in a GPO? Prior to the use of GPMC, an administrator who wanted to find out which one of the hundreds of settings of a GPO were actually configured - had to open each GPO and manually comb through each and every node of the GPO sections. Now, with GPMC, you can simply see what the configurations of any GPO are if you point on that GPO and go to the Settings tab. There you can use the drop-down menus to see computer or user settings.   Block/Enforce inheritance You can block policy inheritance to an OU if you don’t want the settings from upper GPOs to configure your OU. To block GPO inheritance, simply right click your OU and choose "Block Inheritance". Blocking inheritance will block all upper GPOs. In case you need one of the upper GPOs to configure all downstream OUs and overcome Block inheritance, use the Enforce option of a link. Enforcing a GPO is a powerful option and rarely should be used. You can see in this example that when you look at Computers OU, three different GPOs are inherited to it.   In this example you can see that choosing "Block inheritance" will reject all upper GPOs.   Now, if we configure the "Default domain policy" with the Enforce option, it will overcome the inheritance blocking.   Link order When linking more than one GPO to an OU, there could be a problem when two or more GPOs have the same settings but with opposite configuration, like, GPO1 have Allow printer installation among other settings but GPO2 is configured to prevent printer installation among other settings. Because the two GPOs are at the same level, there is a link order which can be changed. The GPO with the lowest link order is processed last, and therefore has the highest precedence.