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Check out in GPME: Computer Config - Win settings - Application Control Policies - AppLocker
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Check out in GPME: Computer Config - Win settings - Application Control Policies - AppLocker

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i'd like to implement a GP to control our AD users to install downloaded software or app, but not prevent our WSUS to install patches on users' machine, could you advise how? <br />
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or do you have any good suggestion to manage users to install not work related application on company's mahcine?<br />
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current OS is WinXP/Win7. AD is windows 2008.<br />
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thanks
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i'd like to implement a GP to control our AD users to install downloaded software or app, but not prevent our WSUS to install patches on users' machine, could you advise how? 

or do you have any good suggestion to manage users to install not work related application on company's mahcine?

current OS is WinXP/Win7. AD is windows 2008.

thanks

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