gpo

问题 I like to disable Windows Defender Real Time Protection via GPO on Windows 10 Pro. When I configure GPO like this: Real-Time Protection is shown as off: However after a reboot the Protection is magically enabled again: GPO settings have not changed. I am trying to disable Real Time Protection to be able to analyze and reverse engineer malware. In addition even if Windows tells me Real Time Protection is managed by the administrator it is still enabled in the back. I really wonder if there is

问题 I like to disable Windows Defender Real Time Protection via GPO on Windows 10 Pro. When I configure GPO like this: Real-Time Protection is shown as off: However after a reboot the Protection is magically enabled again: GPO settings have not changed. I am trying to disable Real Time Protection to be able to analyze and reverse engineer malware. In addition even if Windows tells me Real Time Protection is managed by the administrator it is still enabled in the back. I really wonder if there is

问题 I'm looking for a programmatic solution that has the same effect as setting the "Configure Windows NTP Client" state in GPOE Administrative Templates > System > Windows Time Service > Time Providers > Configure Windows NTP Client to Not Configured or Disabled , but I'll take any help I can get at this point. Is there a registry key I can modify using the .NET Registry class or a property I can modify using the RSoP WMI classes? I've been looking in both places for days, but haven't found

问题 I created a script that creates a scheduled task GPUpdate /Force to be executed from a Windows server machine to a Windows 10 machine "Beta" but the script is not executed and an error shows up: starttime is not valid Below you will find my script: schtasks /Create /S Client.Admin.6NLG-AD /U Admin.6NLG-AD\Beta /P ******** /SC MINUTE /MO 1 /TN Update /TR "GPUpdate /Force" /ST defaults 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55140048/schedule-task-with-schtasks

问题 I want to set the value of "Inclusion list for Moderate risk file Types" to enable and add a file extension to the list. The key exists in : User Configuration>Administrative Templates>Windows Components>Attachment Manager How can I use powershell to turn this on and off ? 回答1: To create a GPO based on a registry key on a W2K8 R2 computer, the roadmap is the following Import the Active-Directory module : Import-module activeDirectory Create a GPO and link it to an OU : New-GPO -Name "MyGPO" |

问题 I'd like a simple command to copy a shortcut for Devices and Printer.lnk to All Users Profile Start Menu so that I can pin this shortcut to every users start menu that logs in to the Windows 10 PC at logon. I've exported my start menu but having read up on it doesn't seem possible to pin the Devices and Printers shortcut in the normal fashion. This is why I've uploaded the shortcut to a network location that all users have access to, if I can copy this to a location on the PC that all users

问题 I have researched all the articles here and on Google. While some seem to be what I need I continue to run into this problem. I could certainly use some assistance getting this resolved once and for all. I want to copy a Customize.xml file from the server and have it replace the current file in all user profiles. I would prefer to make this so that it will run for anyone that logs on each time. Any assistance figuring this out and getting it to work would be greatly appreciated. using System;

问题 I am trying to read a value from the Local security policies using C#. The value I am trying to read is the Debug Programs under the User Rights Assignment folder. 回答1: As far as I can tell, these settings don't get stored in registry. You might have some success using the secedit command line tool. cmd /c secedit /export /cfg myfile.inf /areas USER_RIGHTS will generate the inf file which you can then parse to fish out the information you need. Not a very elegant solution, unfortunately,

问题 I've done hard research and trying to solve my problem. 3 days googling and asking now i ended up with this : using Microsoft.GroupPolicy; private void ManipulateGPO(){ GPDomain domain = new GPDomain("sh.dom"); Gpo gpo_background = domain.CreateGpo("testingGPO"); } the code above create a GPO successfully. but i need to link it to an OU? any help will be appreciated. UPDATE 1: My GPO Screenshot 回答1: You use the SOM (Scope of Management) class to link to the OU using Microsoft.GroupPolicy;

问题 Good day all, So I wrote a simple .bat file I was going to call on user startup to get the MS Office versions. Tested fine for admins but unfortuatnely not so with standard users. I suspect this is because we have: Prevent access to registry editing tools setup in the GPO, though disable regedit from running silenty is set to 'no'. So my questions is a) is that the likely reason why my script isn't working and b) if so is there a regedit alternative. Trying to keep it nice and simple. Code