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Capturing and Controlling Windows 7 Settings

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Post  Mindwipe Sat Mar 08, 2014 5:49 pm

PolicyPak comes with a few preconfigured paks for things like controlling mouse settings or the start menu and taskbar. Is it possible to use it for things like the mmc? I have not had much luck so far.

I've been trying to hide drives just using group policy so far and success has been hit or miss. I was attempting to use the design studio and Policypak to affect this change through the mmc and local policy objects. No luck so far.

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Post  jeremym Sat Mar 08, 2014 7:24 pm

So, PPAM isn't meant to hide drives. We manage applications.
And the PPAM Design Studio does its best work when application have Tools | Options or Edit | Preferences types of pages.

So, I'm not preceisely sure what you're trying to do; but if it's not something in that ballpark, PPAM and the DS isn't going to be the best choice.

The Control Panel applets are basically mini-applications which *ACT* like Tools | Options, so PPAM works great with those.

Final thought: Since PPAM cannot (and isn't trying) to hide drive letters using GPOs, try this KB on for size: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/231289

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