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Crap. I was hoping there would be a better way to manage this instead of going into the policy and locking everything down.
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Crap. I was hoping there would be a better way to manage this instead of going into the policy and locking everything down.

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a few years ago, an expert here at the exchange told me about using steady state. I see MS no longer supports it. Is there a replacment or a different tool that I can use to lock down a computer that would make it essentially a koisk?
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a few years ago, an expert here at the exchange told me about using steady state. I see MS no longer supports it. Is there a replacment or a different tool that I can use to lock down a computer that would make it essentially a koisk?

steady state replacement

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