Note : At some point in time this configuration will probably become available in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center portal without the requirement of creating a custom device configuration profile with a custom OMA-URI. The basic end-user experience when using this policy setting, is the same for every user.
When initiating the installation of a signed Windows app package by simply double-clicking the file, every user — non-administrator and administrator — will receive the same experience.
For an administrator to still be able to install a signed Windows app package, the installation should be initiated in an administrator-context for example: using PowerShell that was started by using Run as Administrator. Both examples simply used to show the behavior of the policy setting. Reminder : This policy does not configure the ability of users to install Windows app packages via the Microsoft Store.
For more information about the policy setting to prevent non-administrator from initiating the installation of Windows app packages, refer to the ApplicationManagement policies in the Policy CSP documentation. Hi Harikrishna, According to the docs, that setting is not available for Windows 10 Pro. Regards, Peter. This broke M Apps for Enterprise. Excel, Word, none of them open when I have this setting enabled. Be extra careful. Hi Jose, Thank you for letting us know.
Are you using the Click-To-Run installation, or the Store apps? Thank you for sharing your experience Jack. Make sure he doesn't have admin rights or power user rights, but only local rights. This will keep from install any potential malware onto pc. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Which of the following retains the information it's storing when the system power is turned off?
Submit ». Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Photo credit: okubax [Flickr]. Best Answer. Random Parts This person is a verified professional. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. View this "Best Answer" in the replies below ». Thanks Ben, But doesn't the same thing apply if he tries to install an app that applies only to his user profile then it will allow it?
Pretty stupid setup by Microsoft I must say. Windows 10 expert. Why not take a different approach and get them a Chromebook? Much safer system. Pure Capsaicin. The post seems to indicate stand-alone device and not domain joined. SRP wouldn't work Text. DragonsRule This person is a verified professional. Many programs install without admin rights. Thai Pepper. Teams, Chrome, Spotify, Slack, Yammer Many many apps do not require local admin rights to install whatsoever. That's just step 1 of what I would do in this situation Regards, Jeff.
Yeah we may well do that, we discussed doing that yesterday so that may be easiest. Is this for home? Especially since you mention grandma exploitation? A list of open apps will then appear in a box and you would choose the one you want to be locked. Hence, you should add all installer programs into the list. One of these is obviously Windows Installer or msiexec. EarTrumpet: a Volume Mixer alternative for Windows 10 that rocks.
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