"some of these settings are hidden or managed by your organization" despite not having work/school

[normal tapir]

any account signed into any app tht is work or school account

like teams or anthing

[rugged kiln]

you can leave organisations but if it is anything work/school related i would talk to the admin first

[uncut lotus]

@normal tapir @rugged kiln absolutely no such accounts, title char limits

[rugged kiln]

what

and if you want to leave your organisation just google how to do it

[uncut lotus]

Thanks captain obvious

That didn't work if you read what I said earlier

Because there's multiple solutions that vary by situation

And none of them apply to me

[rugged kiln]

you mean this because i didn't understand it and thats why i responded with what

[uncut lotus]

Since I was never part of an organization with this pc

[normal tapir]

go to accounts tab in settings bruh

[normal tapir]

instead of acting rude in ur chats

and there check what all acc are signed in

i think ur workgroup is set to an organisation
check in file explorer, this pc, then check workgroup
by default it should be empty or shud show WORKGROUP
if anything other than tht
its the issue

and go to settings and view all accounts

[uncut lotus]

Already did that if you read what I said before

[normal tapir]

send scrnshot of access work and school tab in settings
just send screenshot

[normal tapir]

u didn't activate windows bruh

bruhh

[uncut lotus]

I never needed to before

[normal tapir]

u obvi cannot acces many settings
if u don't activate windows, it disables multiple settings

[uncut lotus]

and windows lost my last key when i switch mobo'd

[normal tapir]

just activate it and try whether it work

[normal tapir]

windows is not free
feature access will be lost if left deactivated for long

[uncut lotus]

the only thing windows does is block "specific" features like this one (which i can get with other software anyway)

the error i have with my mic access literally has nothing to do with this

[uncut lotus]

I found the solution

"into the local group policy editor, and turned on the setting "Let Windows apps access the microphone" under Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/App Privacy (previous setting was Not configured). After doing this, I was able to set up the microphone."