MicrosoftRick_Munck Wouldn't the 'Allow standby states (S1-S3) when sleeping (on battery)' and 'Allow standby states (S1-S3) when sleeping (plugged in)' directly conflict with the intended values from the BitLocker baseline policy (referencing the latest 'MSFT Windows 10 20H2 - BitLocker', but they have been recommended that way for many baselines now)? Perhaps the intention is that if one is using BitLocker, we favor those settings, but if the Update Baseline is intended to be used in tandem with the other baselines, it just seems a little bit odd that we would have conflicting settings.
In addition, aren't a number of the configured settings functionally enforcing defaults? I am assuming that is probably fully intentional, as perhaps the team believes these are settings that would be misconfigured by an unaware admin, but as there has been a push in the recent past to reduce the number of unnecessarily configured settings (meaning we are enforcing the same state as 'Not Configured'), I just wanted to double check.
