Unfortunately they are hidden away.Īs a side note, the GPO settings mentioned a few posts prior will affect what is available to change under 'Date and Time', but in most instances are by default unlocked. You will find a lot more settings easier to manage if you skip the new metro version of the settings and just locate the old school version. There is a disabled icon next to my speakers. I suspect the key culprit is when the system is domain joined, the default GPO sets the time server as the domain controllers - which is good! (don't change this!), so this is the settings that shows it as 'managed by your organization' in I tried to change it to my actual speakers, but the Default button is greyed out.

The issue is that if you have a GPO that restricts any part of the time changing then the Windows 10 Metro view of the time settings are grayed out completely. So if you go to the settings via right clicking the time in the tray and choose Adjust date/time,īUT, If you go via the old school control panel, then Date and Time, you can access and change the portions you need to that remain unlocked.

Windows 10 sound set default greyed out