A workstation is out of compliance with the group policy standards set by the domain What command prompt would you use to ensure all policies are up to date?

Question:- A workstation is out of compliance with the group policy standards set by the domain What command prompt would you use to ensure all policies are up to date?

1: gpconfig

2: gpresult / f

3: gpupdate /force

4: policyupdate force reset session sessions number

Answer: 3. gpupdate /force

This will force the refreshing of all group policy settings, including both computer and user versions while completely ignoring any processing optimizations. It will make sure that the workstation is compatible with newly developed group policies.

The other commands listed would not have the same effect:

gpconfig – Display or configure computer and user Group Policy settings on a local computer. Does not refresh policies.

gpresult /f – This command displays the RSoP info of a remote user and computer. Does not apply new policies.

policyupdate is not a valid command.

Force reset session sessions number – This has nothing to do with the group policy updates .

Therefore, gpupdate/force is the command that applies to refresh all policies on a workstation system so as to be in compliance with domain policy.