rossibIT Posted August 7, 2024 Posted August 7, 2024 Morning all, I am just tightening up my windows 11 deployment and noticed that a student user can access .MSC like Computer management and services etc. I have tried blocking this via GPO in a couple of places. 1, User config > Admin templates > System > Don't run specified windows applications.. Have put both the shortcut and main location in this. 2, I have also put this in User Config > Admin templates > Windows components > Microsoft Management console and have disable the snap ins and for extra good measure have disabled Computer management & services but the test profile can still access these. Any suggestions much appreciated? Regards Ross
Olliedawg Posted August 7, 2024 Posted August 7, 2024 (edited) Morning all, I am just tightening up my windows 11 deployment and noticed that a student user can access .MSC like Computer management and services etc. I have tried blocking this via GPO in a couple of places. 1, User config > Admin templates > System > Don't run specified windows applications.. Have put both the shortcut and main location in this. 2, I have also put this in User Config > Admin templates > Windows components > Microsoft Management console and have disable the snap ins and for extra good measure have disabled Computer management & services but the test profile can still access these. Any suggestions much appreciated? Regards Ross Do you use applocker? Try setting a deny rule for these in the exe rules section C:\Windows\System32\mmc.exe C:\Windows\system32\services.msc *edit* I'm sure you can also use a wildcard *.msc to block all msc files Edited August 7, 2024 by Olliedawg
rossibIT Posted August 8, 2024 Author Posted August 8, 2024 I went away from this as it was doing my head in!!! Looked at it again and it helps if I put it in the correct user policy and not the one that is disabled! Thanks for your help. Regards Ross
Olliedawg Posted August 8, 2024 Posted August 8, 2024 I went away from this as it was doing my head in!!! Looked at it again and it helps if I put it in the correct user policy and not the one that is disabled! Thanks for your help. Regards Ross Applocker can be a PITA.. but once you've got it setup its great Lol glad you got it sorted
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