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ernie
Dec 01, 2020Copper Contributor
Limit Windows 10 sideloading sources
Hi Everyone.
We develop internal applications in .NET and are changing over to APPX/MSIX installations for deployment. We would like to avoid using any kind of internal Store by using sideloading. We would obviously have to allow non-admins the ability to do so via group policy.
Is there any way to control what they can install more specifically? Say, who signed the application? Or is it a pure "all-or-nothing" setting.
Thanks
Ernie
We develop internal applications in .NET and are changing over to APPX/MSIX installations for deployment. We would like to avoid using any kind of internal Store by using sideloading. We would obviously have to allow non-admins the ability to do so via group policy.
Is there any way to control what they can install more specifically? Say, who signed the application? Or is it a pure "all-or-nothing" setting.
Thanks
Ernie
Hi ernie, You can use the WDAC Wizard to create policies to only allow certain application to be installed by your users. More information go to: aka.ms/WDAC and/or aka.ms/WDACWizard
- Dian HartonoMicrosoft
Hi ernie, You can use the WDAC Wizard to create policies to only allow certain application to be installed by your users. More information go to: aka.ms/WDAC and/or aka.ms/WDACWizard
- ernieCopper Contributor
Thanks Dian Hartono. That could be something to look into.