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If you use rdp for all your access you can use Intune to kill and prevent the rdpclip.exe file from running in all your computers. &nbsp; Intune can blacklist this process.
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If you use rdp for all your access you can use Intune to kill and prevent the rdpclip.exe file from running in all your computers.   Intune can blacklist this process.

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Is there a way to block copy/paste functionality on laptops or VMs via InTune? &nbsp;It seems like that functionality is available trough traditional GPO but not via InTune. &nbsp;The block is available only for mobile devices via InTune? &nbsp;<br />
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We are trying to have as close to 0 infrastructure as possible and would like to avoid a virtual server for managing GPO.
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Is there a way to block copy/paste functionality on laptops or VMs via InTune?  It seems like that functionality is available trough traditional GPO but not via InTune.  The block is available only for mobile devices via InTune?  

We are trying to have as close to 0 infrastructure as possible and would like to avoid a virtual server for managing GPO.

Block Copy/Paste With InTune?

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