For example, you might see Restricted. We recommend that you note this value because you'll have to use it later. You'll receive a warning message that explains the security risks of an execution policy change. Press Y, and then press Enter to accept the change. After the policy change is completed, close the window, and then repeat steps Instead, press any key to continue. Revert to your previous PowerShell execution policy setting.
Enter the following command on the command line of the PowerShell window, press the Spacebar, enter the policy value that you noted in step 5, and then press Enter:. For example, if the policy that you noted in step 5 was Restricted , the command would resemble the following one:.
Press Y, and then press Enter to accept the change and revert to your previous policy setting. If your organization has disabled the ability to run scripts, contact your administrator for help. If the previous suggestions don't fix the problem, let us know by sending feedback in the Feedback Hub.
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Download Microsoft Edge More info. It doesn't prevent sideloading extensions using other ways, such as PowerShell. Required extensions : Choose which extensions can't be turned off by users in Microsoft Edge. Enter the package family names, and select Add. You can also Import a CSV file that includes the package family names.
Or, Export the package family names you enter. Automatically detect proxy settings : Block disables devices from automatically detecting a proxy auto config PAC script. By default, the OS might not let you manually enter details of a proxy server. Password : Require forces users to enter a password to access the device. By default, the OS might allow access to devices without a password.
Applies to local accounts only. Minimum password length : Enter the minimum number of characters required, from For example, enter 6 to require at least six characters in the password length. By default, the OS might set it to 4. When the password requirement is changed on a Windows desktop, users are impacted the next time they sign in, as that's when devices goes from idle to active. Users with passwords that meet the requirement are still prompted to change their passwords.
Number of sign-in failures before wiping device : Enter the number of wrong passwords allowed before the device is wiped, up to The valid number you enter depends on the edition. This setting also has a different impact depending on the edition. Maximum minutes of inactivity until screen locks : Enter the length of time a device must be idle before the screen is locked. For example, enter 5 to lock devices after 5 minutes of being idle. When set to Not configured , Intune doesn't change or update this setting.
By default, the OS might set it to 0 zero , which is no timeout. Password expiration days : Enter the length of time in days when the device password must be changed, from For example, enter 90 to expire the password after 90 days. When the value is blank, Intune doesn't change or update this setting. By default, the OS might set it to 0 zero , which is no expiration.
Prevent reuse of previous passwords : Enter the number of previously used passwords that can't be used, from For example, enter 5 so users can't set a new password to their current password or any of their previous four passwords.
Require password when device returns from idle state Mobile and Holographic : Require forces users to enter a password to unlock the device after being idle.
Simple passwords : Block prevents users from creating simple passwords, such as or By default, the OS might let users create simple passwords. This setting also blocks using picture passwords. By default, the OS might enable encryption.
More on BitLocker device encryption. Windows Hello device authentication : Allow users to use a Windows Hello companion device, such as a phone, fitness band, or IoT device, to sign in to a Windows 10 computer. By default, the OS might prevent Windows Hello companion devices from authenticating.
When users in this domain sign in, they don't have to type the domain name. For example, enter contoso. Users in the contoso. Add apps that should have a different privacy behavior from what you define in "Default privacy". These settings use the personalization policy CSP , which also lists the supported Windows editions. Users can't change the picture.
Printers : Add printers using their network host names DNS name. The OS searches and installs matching printer drivers for each printer on the device. If you don't enter a value, Intune doesn't change or update this setting. Default printer : Enter the network host name DNS name of an installed printer to use as the default printer.
Add new printers : Block prevents users from adding new printers. By default, the OS might allow adding new printers. These settings use the privacy policy CSP , which also lists the supported Windows editions. Privacy experience : Block prevents the privacy experience from opening when users sign in, and from opening for new and upgraded users.
Input personalization : Block prevents using voice for dictation and to talk to Cortana and other apps that use Microsoft cloud-based speech recognition.
It's disabled and users can't enable online speech recognition using settings. By default, the OS might let users choose. If you allow these services, Microsoft might collect voice data to improve the service.
Automatic acceptance of the pairing and privacy user consent prompts : Choose Allow so Windows can automatically accept pairing and privacy consent messages when running apps.
By default, the OS might prevent the automatic acceptance. Publish user activities : Block prevents apps and the OS from publishing user activities. It also prevents shared experiences and discovery of recently used resources in the activity feed. User Activities track the state of a user's tasks in an app or the OS. By default, the OS might enable this feature so apps can publish user activities. Local activities only : Block prevents shared experiences and the discovery of recently used resources in task switcher, based only on local activity.
You can configure information that all apps on the device can access. Also, define exceptions on a per-app basis using Per-app privacy exceptions.
User input from wireless display receivers : Block prevents user input from wireless display receivers. By default, the OS might allow a wireless display to send keyboard, mouse, pen, and touch input back to the source device. Projection to this PC : Block prevents other devices from finding the device for projection, and prevents projecting to other devices. By default, the OS might allow devices to be discoverable, and can project to the device above the lock screen.
For information about recent changes for Windows Telemetry, see Changes to Windows diagnostic data collection. Share usage data : Choose the level of diagnostic data that's submitted.
This feature controls what data Microsoft Edge sends to Microsoft Analytics for enterprise devices with a configured commercial ID. The format for this setting is server : port. If the named proxy fails, or if a proxy isn't entered, then the Connected User Experiences and Telemetry data isn't sent.
It stays on the local device. These settings use the search policy CSP , which also lists the supported Windows editions. Safe Search mobile only : Control how Cortana filters adult content in search results. Display web results in search : Block prevents users from using Windows Search to search the internet, and web results aren't shown in Search.
By default, the OS might allow users to search the web, and the results are shown on the device. Diacritics : Block prevents diacritics from being shown in Windows Search. By default, the OS might show diacritics. Automatic language detection : Block prevents Windows Search from automatically detecting the language when indexing content or properties. By default, the OS might allow this feature. Search location : Block prevents Windows Search from using the location.
Indexer backoff : Block disables the search indexer backoff feature. Indexing continues at full speed, even if the system activity is high. By default, the OS might use backoff logic to throttle back indexing activity when system activity is high. Removable drive indexing : Block prevents locations on removable drives from being added to libraries, and from being indexed.
Low disk space indexing : Enable allows automatic indexing, even when disk space is low. By default, the OS might turn off automatic indexing when the hard disk space is MB or less. If devices in your organization have limited hard drive space, then set it to Not configured. Remote queries : Enable allows remote queries of the device's index. By default, the OS might prevent users from querying the device's index remotely. These settings use the start policy CSP , which also lists the supported Windows editions.
Management capabilities to deliver customized Start and Taskbar experiences are currently limited on Windows Start menu layout : Upload an XML file that includes your customizations, including the order the apps are listed, and more. The XML file overrides the default start layout. Users can't change the start menu layout you enter. Pin websites to tiles in Start menu : Import images from Microsoft Edge.
These images are shown as links in the Windows Start menu for desktop devices. Unpin apps from task bar : Block prevents users from unpinning apps from the task bar. By default, the OS might allow users to unpin apps from the task bar. Fast user switching : Block prevents switching between users that are logged on simultaneously without logging off. By default, the OS might show the Switch user on the user tile. Most used apps : Block hides the most used apps from showing on the start menu.
It also disables the corresponding toggle in the Settings app. By default, the OS might show the most used apps. Recently added apps : Block hides recently added apps on the start menu. By default, the OS might show the recently added apps on the start menu. Recently opened items in Jump Lists : Block hides recent jump lists from being shown on the start menu and taskbar. By default, the OS might show recently opened items in the jumplists. Power button : Block hides the power button in the start menu.
By default, the OS might show the power button. User Tile : Block hides the user tile in the start menu. By default, the OS might show the user tile. Configure the following settings:. Shut Down : Block hides the Update and shut down and Shut down options in the power button in the start menu.
Sleep : Block hides the Sleep option in the power button in the start menu. Hibernate : Block hides the Hibernate option in the power button in the start menu. Switch Account : Block hides the Switch account in the user tile in the start menu. Restart Options : Block hides the Update and restart and Restart options in the power button in the start menu. Pictures on Start : Hide or show the folder for pictures in the Windows Start menu. Videos on Start : Hide or show the folder for videos in the Windows Start menu.
By default, the OS might turn on SmartScreen, and allow users to turn it on and off. Microsoft Edge uses Microsoft Defender SmartScreen turned on to protect users from potential phishing scams and malicious software. Malicious site access : Block prevents users from ignoring the Microsoft Defender SmartScreen Filter warnings, and blocks them from going to the site.
By default, the OS might allow users to ignore the warnings, and continue to the site. Unverified file download : Block prevents users from ignoring the Microsoft Defender SmartScreen Filter warnings, and blocks them from downloading unverified files.
By default, the OS might allow users to ignore the warnings, and continue to download the unverified files. Windows Spotlight : Block turns off Windows spotlight on the lock screen, Windows Tips, Microsoft consumer features, and other related features. If your goal is to minimize network traffic from devices, then select Yes. By default, the OS might allow Windows spotlight features, and might be controlled by users.
Windows Spotlight on lock screen : Block stops Windows Spotlight from showing information on the device lock screen. By default, the OS might show Windows spotlight information on the lock screen.
Third-party suggestions in Windows Spotlight : Block stops Windows Spotlight from suggesting content that isn't published by Microsoft. By default, the OS might allow app and content suggestions from partners, and show suggested apps in the Start menu, and Windows tips. Consumer Features : Block turns off experiences that are typically for consumers, such as start suggestions, membership notifications, post-out of box experience app installation, and redirect tiles.
Windows Tips : Block disables pop-up Windows Tips. By default, the OS might allow the Windows Tips to show. Windows Spotlight in action center : Block prevents Windows spotlight notifications from showing in the Action Center. By default, the OS might show notifications in the Action Center that suggest apps or features to help users be more productive on Windows.
Windows Spotlight personalization : Block prevents Windows from using diagnostic data to provide customized experiences to users. By default, the OS might allow Microsoft to use diagnostic data to provide personalized recommendations, tips, and offers to tailor Windows for the user's needs.
Windows welcome experience : Block turns off the Windows spotlight Windows welcome experience feature. The Windows welcome experience won't show when there are updates and changes to Windows and its apps. By default, the OS might allow Windows welcome experience that shows users information about new, or updated features. These settings use the defender policy CSP , which also lists the supported Windows editions.
Real-time monitoring : Enable turns on real-time scanning for malware, spyware, and other unwanted software. Users can't turn it off. By default, the OS turns on this feature, and allows users to change it. If you enable this setting, and then change it back to Not configured , then Intune leaves the setting in its previously configured state.
Behavior monitoring : Enable turns on behavior monitoring, and checks for certain known patterns of suspicious activity on devices. Users can't turn behavior monitoring off. By default, the OS might turn on Behavior Monitoring, and allow users to change it. If you enable the setting, and then change it back to Not configured , then Intune leaves the setting in its previously configured state.
It uses the signatures of known vulnerabilities from the Microsoft Endpoint Protection Center to help detect and block malicious traffic. Enable : Turns on network protection and network blocking. When enabled, users are blocked from connecting to known vulnerabilities. Scan all downloads : Enable turns on this setting, and Defender scans all files downloaded from the Internet.
Users can't turn off this setting. Under History , select the Clear device search history button. Windows Search can save and use your web search history with your Microsoft account so you can get more relevant web search results and suggestions. To use your web search history with your Microsoft account.
Under Cloud content search , make sure Microsoft account is turned On. To view and delete the search history associated with your Microsoft account, go to the Microsoft privacy dashboard. To include or exclude your search history from search suggestions for your Microsoft account, go to the Bing Search History page and sign in using your Microsoft account.
Learn more about how Microsoft stores and maintains your search history. Note that Windows Search saves your Microsoft Search history to your work or school account. To view the history associated with your work or school account go to the Bing Search History page and sign in using your work or school account. Indexing the contents of your PC helps you get faster results when you're searching it for files and other things. Windows uses indexing by default.
All data gathered from indexing is stored locally on your PC. None of it is sent to any other computer or to Microsoft. To choose whether you want to search the contents of your Documents, Pictures, and Music folders, or if you want to search your entire PC, do one of the following:.
You can also customize your search locations to include or exclude specific folders. Privacy Windows 10 Windows 11 Microsoft account dashboard More Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first.
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