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From what I can tell, you create a File System GPO that creates a folder in %windir%/perfc and sets it to block all access. That would essentially prevent the virus's typical installation from functioning, due to a lack of permissions.
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From what I can tell, you create a File System GPO that creates a folder in %windir%/perfc and sets it to block all access. That would essentially prevent the virus's typical installation from functioning, due to a lack of permissions.

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Okay but how could I do this?
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<a href="https://msdirectoryservices.wordpress.com/2012/01/13/set-ntfs-folder-permissions-using-gpo/" rel="ugc">https://msdirectoryservices.wordpress.com/2012/01/13/set-ntfs-folder-permissions-using-gpo/</a> explains how to do it.
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https://msdirectoryservices.wordpress.com/2012/01/13/set-ntfs-folder-permissions-using-gpo/ [https://msdirectoryservices.wordpress.com/2012/01/13/set-ntfs-folder-permissions-using-gpo/] explains how to do it.

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The report I read talks about a file, not a folder. Yodaa, why not install the patches instead?
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The report I read talks about a file, not a folder. Yodaa, why not install the patches instead?

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So how to create the C:\Windows\perfc.?
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Adam gave you instructions for folder creation - use them. Also create a file there using the &nbsp;group policy preference item section neighbored to folders.<br />
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But foremost: Install all windows updates.
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Adam gave you instructions for folder creation - use them. Also create a file there using the  group policy preference item section neighbored to folders.

But foremost: Install all windows updates.

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Systems are updated.<br />
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But I think it's good to have the kill switch.<br />
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I don't get it should setup the file as the dat or bat?
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Systems are updated.


But I think it's good to have the kill switch.

I don't get it should setup the file as the dat or bat?

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Hi guys <br />
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Could you tell me what is the GPO to enable this &nbsp;%windir%/perfc and push to all WKS ? <br />
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Thanks
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Hi guys 

Could you tell me what is the GPO to enable this  %windir%/perfc and push to all WKS ? 

Thanks

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