Powershell Scripts to modify settings on Gpedit.msc console

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Can any one of you please explain what is the exact powershell cmdlet for changing settings (Enabled or Disabled) in Gpedit.msc console...?

I need a exact query to link (Computer Configuration-->Administrative Templates-->System-->User Profiles--> Do not forcefully unload the users registry at user logoff-->'Enabled') in PowerShell.

Which means whenever we excutes the function it should Enable the mentioned setting from gpedit.msc console...

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