@johnny_55
Regardless of the "I'm done", you had asked for a scenario to be explored and I just went through it so, you are stuck reading the results.
Drew,
On your IB could you try Enabling the policy and then check the registry after a reboot.
After that set it back to "Not configured" and see if anything changes.
I went through it on both the IB & 20H2:
They are identical, except for 1 difference.
Yes, both, when Enabled have System in Reg & Disable, etc... value there
Yes, both, when Not configured, System, etc is gone from there
BUT❗...
20H2 is blurred if Not configured, as should be and sharp or focused if Enabled, as should be.
While the IB is sharp or focused whether Enabled OR Not configured❗ It doesn't matter which, it stays unblurred.
Johnny, YOU may find this interesting.
Cheers,
Drew
Yes, I do find this interesting.
Do you only have the one vm in Hyper-V. Suspect that possibly the vm is inheriting this behavior from the Host system.
BryceSor mentioned the same behavior as he uses Hyper-V as well (Page7 of this thread). Since I use VMware, not seeing this, still have to set it manually with gpedit.
As we all know, the Guest does inherit some things from the Host system, could this be what is at play here with H-V. What would happen within the vm if you change the Host setting, reboot, etc.
Just a suspicion. Bryce does not mention if his Host is setup with no blur, suspect it would be :-)
Regards,
Edit: After rereading, it appears you may have already done this. Did you fire the vm up after setting blur on Host, then rebooting and then run vm.