Hello Mohammad Al Amoudi,
Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community forum.
What group policy setting did you configure? Under user configuration or computer configuration?
If it is user GPO setting, you should link this GPO to one OU with user objects in it.
If it is computer GPO setting, you should link this GPO to one OU with computer objects in it.
And then check the group policy setting as below:
For checking Computer Configuration within gpresult, we can follow steps below.
Logon this machine using administrator account.
Open CMD (run as Administrator).
Type gpresult /h C:\gpo.html and click Enter.
Open gpo.html and check gpo setting under "Computer Details".
For checking User Configurations within gpresult, we can follow steps below.
Logon the machine using normal domain user account (that applies this gpo).
Create a folder named F1 in C drive.
Open CMD (do not run as Administrator).
Type gpresult /h C:\F1\gpo.html and click Enter.
Open gpo.html and check if there are these gpo settings under "User Details".
I hope the information above is helpful.
If you have any question or concern, please feel free to let us know.
Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou