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3/18/2018 Facilities Tablet Facilities Tablet Data collected on: 3/12/2018 10:19:29 GPeMneral Details Domain villarealstest.local Owner VILLAREALSTEST\Domain Admins Created 3/8/2018 9:06:24 PM Modified 3/12/2018 10:16:42 PM User Revisions 120 (AD), 120 (SYSVOL) Computer Revisions 48 (AD), 48 (SYSVOL) Unique ID {5C6EF350-76AE-49E8-8AFD-F7E19E621E60} GPO Status Enabled Links Location Enforced Link Status Path villarealstest Yes Enabled villarealstest.local This list only includes links in the domain of the GPO. Security Filtering The settings in this GPO can only apply to the following groups, users, and computers: Name VILLAREALSTEST\Facilities Tablet Delegation These groups and users have the specified permission for this GPO Name Allowed Permissions Inherited NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Read No NT AUTHORITY\ENTERPRISE DOMAIN Read No CONTROLLERS NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Edit settings, delete, modify security No VILLAREALSTEST\Domain Admins Edit settings, delete, modify security No VILLAREALSTEST\Domain Computers Read No VILLAREALSTEST\Enterprise Admins Edit settings, delete, modify security No VILLAREALSTEST\Facilities Tablet Read (from Security Filtering) No Computer Configuration (Enabled) Policies Administrative Templates Policy definitions (ADMX files) retrieved from the local computer. Start Menu and Taskbar Policy Setting Comment Start Screen Layout Enabled Start Layout File \\TEST-SERV-2012\GPOShare\fascilitiesstart.xml System/Group Policy Policy Setting Comment Configure user Group Policy loopback processing mode Enabled Mode: Merge System/Logon Policy Setting Comment Allow users to select when a password is required when Enabled resuming from connected standby Do not display network selection UI Enabled Do not display the Getting Started welcome screen at logon Enabled Turn off picture password sign-in Disabled file:///C:/Users/Chris/Desktop/Facilities.htm 1/6 3/18/2018 Facilities Tablet Turn on PIN sign-in Disabled System/User Profiles Policy Setting Comment Delete user profiles older than a specified number of days on Enabled system restart Delete user profiles older than (days) 90 Windows Components/Camera Policy Setting Comment Allow Use of Camera Disabled Windows Components/Cloud Content Policy Setting Comment Turn off Microsoft consumer experiences Enabled Windows Components/Desktop Gadgets Policy Setting Comment Restrict unpacking and installation of gadgets that are not Enabled digitally signed. Turn off desktop gadgets Enabled Turn Off user-installed desktop gadgets Enabled Windows Components/Microsoft account Policy Setting Comment Block all consumer Microsoft account user authentication Enabled Windows Components/Microsoft Edge Policy Setting Comment Allow search engine customization Disabled Allow web content on New Tab page Disabled Configure additional search engines Disabled Configure Favorites Enabled Enter the name of the favorite in the first column and the URL of the favorite in the other column like Contoso http://www.contoso.com/ Policy Setting Comment Prevent the First Run webpage from opening on Microsoft Enabled Edge Windows Components/Search Policy Setting Comment Allow Cortana Disabled Allow Cortana above lock screen Disabled Windows Components/Store Policy Setting Comment Turn off the Store application Enabled Windows Components/Tablet PC/Accessories Policy Setting Comment Do not allow printing to Journal Note Writer Enabled Windows Components/Windows Error Reporting Policy Setting Comment Disable Windows Error Reporting Disabled Windows Components/Windows Mail Policy Setting Comment Turn off Windows Mail application Enabled file:///C:/Users/Chris/Desktop/Facilities.htm 2/6 3/18/2018 Facilities Tablet Windows Components/Windows Media Center Policy Setting Comment Do not allow Windows Media Center to run Enabled Windows Components/Windows Media Player Policy Setting Comment Prevent Quick Launch Toolbar Shortcut Creation Enabled Windows Components/Windows Messenger Policy Setting Comment Do not allow Windows Messenger to be run Enabled Do not automatically start Windows Messenger initially Enabled Windows Components/Windows Mobility Center Policy Setting Comment Turn off Windows Mobility Center Enabled Preferences Windows Settings Shortcuts Shortcut (Path: %CommonDesktopDir%\Service Manager) Service Manager (Order: 1) General Action Replace Attributes Target type URL Shortcut path %CommonDesktopDir%\Service Manager Target URL https://testsmms01a.azed.gov Icon path %SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll Icon index 13 Shortcut key None Run Normal window Common Options Stop processing items on this extension if an error occurs on this item No Remove this item when it is no longer applied Yes User Configuration (Enabled) Policies Administrative Templates Policy definitions (ADMX files) retrieved from the local computer. Control Panel Policy Setting Comment Prohibit access to Control Panel and PC settings Enabled Control Panel/Add or Remove Programs Policy Setting Comment Hide Add New Programs page Enabled Hide Change or Remove Programs page Enabled Hide the "Add programs from Microsoft" option Enabled Hide the Set Program Access and Defaults page Enabled Remove Add or Remove Programs Enabled Control Panel/Display file:///C:/Users/Chris/Desktop/Facilities.htm 3/6 3/18/2018 Facilities Tablet Policy Setting Comment Disable the Display Control Panel Enabled Hide Settings tab Enabled Control Panel/Personalization Policy Setting Comment Prevent changing color and appearance Enabled Prevent changing color scheme Enabled Prevent changing desktop background Enabled Prevent changing desktop icons Enabled Prevent changing theme Enabled Prevent changing visual style for windows and buttons Enabled Desktop Policy Setting Comment Prevent adding, dragging, dropping and closing the Taskbar's Enabled toolbars Prohibit User from manually redirecting Profile Folders Enabled Remove Computer icon on the desktop Enabled Remove My Documents icon on the desktop Enabled Remove Properties from the Computer icon context menu Enabled Remove Properties from the Documents icon context menu Enabled Network/Windows Connect Now Policy Setting Comment Prohibit access of the Windows Connect Now wizards Enabled Start Menu and Taskbar Policy Setting Comment Add Search Internet link to Start Menu Disabled Add the Run command to the Start Menu Disabled Clear history of recently opened documents on exit Enabled Clear the recent programs list for new users Enabled Do not allow pinning items in Jump Lists Enabled Do not allow pinning programs to the Taskbar Enabled Do not allow pinning Store app to the Taskbar Enabled Do not keep history of recently opened documents Enabled Do not search Internet Enabled Do not search programs and Control Panel items Enabled Go to the desktop instead of Start when signing in Enabled Hide the notification area Enabled Lock all taskbar settings Enabled Lock the Taskbar Enabled Pin Apps to Start when installed Disabled Prevent changes to Taskbar and Start Menu Settings Enabled Prevent users from adding or removing toolbars Enabled Prevent users from customizing their Start Screen Enabled Prevent users from rearranging toolbars Enabled Prevent users from uninstalling applications from Start Enabled Remove access to the context menus for the taskbar Enabled Remove All Programs list from the Start menu Enabled Remove Balloon Tips on Start Menu items Enabled Remove common program groups from Start Menu Enabled Remove Default Programs link from the Start menu. Enabled Remove Documents icon from Start Menu Enabled Remove Downloads link from Start Menu Enabled Remove Favorites menu from Start Menu Enabled Remove frequent programs list from the Start Menu Enabled Remove Games link from Start Menu Enabled Remove Help menu from Start Menu Enabled Remove Homegroup link from Start Menu Enabled Remove links and access to Windows Update Enabled Remove Music icon from Start Menu Enabled Remove Network Connections from Start Menu Enabled file:///C:/Users/Chris/Desktop/Facilities.htm 4/6 3/18/2018 Facilities Tablet Remove Network icon from Start Menu Enabled Remove Pictures icon from Start Menu Enabled Remove pinned programs list from the Start Menu Enabled Remove programs on Settings menu Enabled Remove Recent Items menu from Start Menu Enabled Remove Recorded TV link from Start Menu Enabled Remove Run menu from Start Menu Enabled Remove Search Computer link Enabled Remove Search link from Start Menu Enabled Remove See More Results / Search Everywhere link Enabled Remove the Action Center icon Enabled Remove user folder link from Start Menu Enabled Remove user's folders from the Start Menu Enabled Remove Videos link from Start Menu Enabled Show Windows Store apps on the taskbar Disabled Start Screen Layout Enabled Start Layout File Policy Setting Comment Turn off feature advertisement balloon notifications Enabled Turn off personalized menus Enabled System Policy Setting Comment Do not display the Getting Started welcome screen at logon Enabled Prevent access to registry editing tools Enabled Disable regedit from running silently? Yes Policy Setting Comment Prevent access to the command prompt Enabled Disable the command prompt script processing also? No System/Ctrl+Alt+Del Options Policy Setting Comment Remove Change Password Enabled System/Internet Communication Management/Internet Communication settings Policy Setting Comment Turn off access to the Store Enabled Turn off Help Experience Improvement Program Enabled Turn off Help Ratings Enabled System/Locale Services Policy Setting Comment Disallow changing of geographic
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