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Win 7 Enterprise - standalone<br />
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On a users take home computer I'm getting 'policy prevent the installation of drivers' for the wireless card.<br />
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Under the GPO &gt;&nbsp;Computer Config &gt;&nbsp;Admin templates &gt;&nbsp;System &gt;&nbsp;Device installation restrictions &gt;&nbsp;'prevent installation of devices...' I have it set to Disabled.<br />
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Where else is this 'policy' present that prevent the installation of a wireless card driver?
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Win 7 Enterprise - standalone

On a users take home computer I'm getting 'policy prevent the installation of drivers' for the wireless card.

Under the GPO > Computer Config > Admin templates > System > Device installation restrictions > 'prevent installation of devices...' I have it set to Disabled.

Where else is this 'policy' present that prevent the installation of a wireless card driver?

Win7 driver installation

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