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Gpresult shows that the GPO is applied. There is nothing in Event Viewer except "The AppLocker policy was applied successfully to this computer. This was a Windows 10 Pro computer that I re-activated with an Enterprise license and then did an in place upgrade to Windows EDIT: I have applied this policy to two Windows 10 Enterprise computers as well and have the same problem with them, so it's not a Win11 issue.
I have a publisher rule to allow the installation and the exe and msi are both signed with the same certificate. The exe runs as expected but the msi fails and AppLocker generates an error in event viewer just saying the msi was prevented from running. If I copy the msi to my desktop, I am able to run it no problem.
Why is it being blocked in the Temp folder? Edit 3: It seems all unsigned executables are blocked, but anything signed is allowed to run from my desktop even though I have no allow rule for that behavior. How can I prevent this? Attachments: Up to 10 attachments including images can be used with a maximum of 3.
Hello Hutch ,. To solve this you need to create a Packaged App rules in Applocker group policy. To do this follow these steps: 1. After the policy is applied to Windows 10 workstation, Start button will work again.
It will compute the hash and add it as a condition;. Thanks for your help but I think you may be answering someone else's question. Not much relevance to mine. Why would I need to create a Packaged App rule? That has nothing to do with my question.
Besides, I do have at least the default rules for all categories. Why would I create a file hash block rule? I'm creating a whitelist policy where everything is blocked by default. The link you provided does appear to be someone with the same problem I have, but it is unresolved so not much value there.
I already read it before posting this. Skip to main content. Find threads, tags, and users Servers are , workstation is Windows 11 Enterprise. Application Identity Service is running. Comment Show 0. Current Visibility: Visible to all users. Check if service "Application Identity" is running It is. Says that in the first line.
Hello Hutch , Thank you for your question and reaching out. Other note , I believe it is easier if you used an exe policy filter by file hash. It will compute the hash and add it as a condition; 5 apply the policy and this exe will not run again on the machines.
I never had a problem with my start button. I don't know where you're going with that. Related Questions.
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