If the user have logged on to the computer before the Applocker policy is applied the applications is present but the user can no longer start it, and will get the below message displayed. Blocking them using an Applocker policy is working really well, if the user never logged on to the computer before the Applocker policy is applied the application, in this case Contact support is not installed for the user at all and therefor not present either on start or by using search which is really great! They can be blocked using Applocker instead that is the best workaround I have found.
Applocker windows 2012 how to#
If there are any questions and want to learn more about PowerON’s services or Solutions, please get in touch and a member of the team will be in touch shortly.I wrote a blog post earlier about how to uninstall built-in apps from Windows 10 CBB using Powershell, however some apps cannot be uninstalled like Microsoft Edge, Contact Support and Windows Feedback. SCOM should no longer try to run that rule, therefore not trying to access a non-existent event log on the members of the group you selected (Server 2012 R2 Core OS devices in my case). Rather than mess with this one, as we still want it to gather AppLocker events for supported devices, we are going to override the rule with a value of False, but make sure the Enforce option is ticked so that it overrules the default Operational Insights override.Īnd that’s it. That’s because this rule has an override that enables it for all members of the Microsoft System Center Advisor Monitoring Server Group which is the group that devices you add in SCOM to have data uploaded to Operational Insights get added to and rules/monitors for the Operational Insights management packs get targeted at usually.
Now as default the override will show that it’s already set at default, so why are we overriding it? Filter or scroll through the object list and find a group containing your Windows Server Core OS devices, I’m using the Windows Server 2012 R2 Core Computer Group.Right click the Collect AppLocker Events and choose Overrides | Override the Rule | For a group….Use the Look for: filter to narrow down the rule to just AppLocker.Select the Microsoft System Center AdvisorWindows Server target.Click the Scope button and search for Microsoft System Center Advisor.
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