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You can use the Group Policy Results (GPResult) tool to determine whether a Group Policy Object (GPO) has been applied to all computers within a domain. It will generate a report that shows the applied GPOs and their settings for the computer you are running the command on.

Microsoft's Group Policy Object (GPO) is a collection of Group Policy settings that defines what a system will look like and how it will behave for a defined group of users.

Open Event viewer -> Go to Applications and Services Logs –> Microsoft -> Windows -> Applications and Services Logs -> Group Policy -> Operational -> Check events with the IDs 4016 and 5016 show the time when the processing of GPO application extensions starts and ends.

Group Policy is automatically refreshed when you restart the domain member computer, or when a user logs on to a domain member computer. In addition, Group Policy is periodically refreshed. By default, this periodic refresh is performed every 90 minutes with a randomized offset of up to 30 minutes.

Enabled. If the GPO link is enabled, the settings of the GPO are applied when Group Policy is processed for the site, domain or OU. Enforced. If the GPO link is enforced, it cannot be blocked at a lower-level (in the Group Policy processing hierarchy) container.

Open a Command Prompt with administrative privileges. Type the command: gpupdate /force and press Enter. The command will initiate a forced Group Policy update, applying all policies without waiting for the next scheduled refresh.

Speed GPO processing by disabling unused computer and user configurations. If you have a GPO that has computer settings but no user settings, you should disable the User configuration for that GPO to speed GPO processing time.