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 How to enable User Group Policy loopback processing - Step by step with screenshots 

User Group Policy loopback processing is a Group Policy setting that applies to Computer accounts. When enabled, it processes User Settings in GPOs that apply to the computer account whenever a user logs on to that computer. therefore, we can define user Group Policy settings applied to computer accounts instead of user accounts. User Group Policy loopback processing comes with two modes: merge or replace. With the merge mode, both GPOs apply to the user account and GPOs applying to the computer account are processed when a user logs in. In the replace mode, the GPOs apply to the computer account only.

To enable How to enable User Group Policy loopback processing, please follow these stpes:

1. Open Group Policy Management Editor.

2. Navigate to  Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Group Policy > User Group Policy Loopback Processing Mode

3. Check Enabled and then selelct the mode: Mergeor Replace.

4. Save the settings.

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