GPResult is a command-line tool in Windows that allows administrators to view the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) for a user or a computer. This tool is essential for troubleshooting and analyzing Group Policy settings applied to a system. It provides detailed information about the policies that are currently applied, including security settings, software installations, and more.

Examples:

1. Basic Usage: To generate a report of Group Policy settings for the current user, open Command Prompt and type:

   gpresult /R

   This command provides a summary of the Group Policy settings applied to the user and the computer.

2. Generate a Detailed HTML Report: For a more detailed view, you can generate an HTML report. This is useful for comprehensive analysis and sharing with other administrators.

   gpresult /H report.html

   This command creates an HTML file named "report.html" in the current directory. Open this file in a web browser to view the detailed report.

3. View Group Policy for a Specific User: To view the Group Policy settings for a specific user, use the following command:

   gpresult /USER username /R

   Replace "username" with the actual username. This command will display the policies applied to that specific user.

4. Analyze Group Policy for a Remote Computer: If you need to check the Group Policy settings on a remote machine, use:

   gpresult /S remote_computer_name /R

   Replace "remote_computer_name" with the name of the remote computer. Make sure you have the necessary permissions to access the remote system.

5. Check Applied Group Policy Objects (GPOs): To see which Group Policy Objects are applied to the computer and the user, execute:

   gpresult /V

   This verbose output provides a comprehensive list of all GPOs applied, including their details.