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Re-apply "All Application Packages" and "All Restricted Application Packages" permissions to Windows folder

LongLastingFlavor 221 Reputation points
2021-11-17T21:57:36.507+00:00

Hello, I need to re-apply the group\user permissions for "All Application Packages" and "All Restricted Application Packages" to all workstations and was hoping to do this via Group Policy (Computer Configuration\Policies\Windows Settings\File System). This would need to be done to C:\Windows. It seems that I can add "All Application Packages" by changing the location from Domain to the local machine (Domain Controller in this case where we are editing the GPO). But it does not appear you can do this for "All Restricted Application Packages" as it does not appear as an option. Just curious if this is something that can be done via Group Policy or if someone had any suggestions or recommendations on how to accomplish this.

Thank you!

Steve

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  1. LongLastingFlavor 221 Reputation points
    2021-11-17T21:58:40.007+00:00

    Just a few print screens of what I am needing to accomplish...

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  2. Limitless Technology 39,781 Reputation points
    2021-12-16T17:32:37.76+00:00

    In the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Keyboard Layout
    Create a new DWORD value IgnoreRemoteKeyboardLayout and give it the value 1.

    That should be sufficient to solve your problem.

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