Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to find GPOs without a description.
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How can I use Windows PowerShell to assist in detecting GPOs that do not have a description?
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Use the Get-GPO cmdlet with the –all switch. Pipe the results to the Where-Object and look for an absence of the description property, as shown here.
14:38 C:\> Get-GPO -all | where {-not $_.description} | select displayname, description
DisplayName Description
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wsus
Default Domain Policy
Default Domain Controllers Policy
Enable WMI Relibility
EnablePSRemoting
BackupOnLogOff
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