For the purposes of modifying an existing setting within a GPO, it would make all kinds of sense if there was a way to edit the GPO and force the Group Policy Management Editor to take you directly to that particular policy setting, so that you could simply make the change. Unfortunately, this common sense does not translate into functionality within GPMC; rather, what you will soon discover is that any time you edit any GPO, the Management Editor will bring you to the root of all policy settings. You are left on your own to find the settings that you want to manipulate. When you are building out new settings that don't already exist in the GPO, this usually means you are hitting your favorite internet search ...
Quickly finding your settings
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