Set read-only to specific usb drives. Compatible with Remote Desktop, Adapts to screen resolution changes, Smart desktop area use. Controls USB even if no user is logged into the client system Setting and enforcement. Benefits: Block usb devices to prevent malware infection entering computer by usb media.
Designed for organization autonomous control, doesn't require internet. Strong device control, Blocks or authorizes devices at system level in real-time. All included, no need to order additional modules for encryption or monitoring. USB flash drives. Memory Card readers. Memory Cards. Portable Hard drives. SSD Enclosures. Portable devices. Smart card readers. Smart cards. External magnetic hard drives. Firewire IEEE Wireless Transceivers. External and Internal. USB Rubber Ducky.
Straightforward Operation: Start protecting your network in minutes. Centralized Management: Centrally set or change security measures and automatically receive and log details on blocked, and authorized devices as they are plugged into endpoint computers in real-time.
USB Lockdown Refers to automatically blocking access to the computer desktop. Lockdown remains until any of the following conditions is met: The blocked USB device is removed.
DeviceLock Core License file devicelock. DeviceLock Enterprise Server is an optional component that requires no additional license to function.
Previously obtained DeviceLock Base license devicelock. Starting from DeviceLock 8. This is an optional license type required to allow third party applications to access the DeviceLock database. The license activation process is similar to installing other DeviceLock licenses. Toast notifications on locked screen : Block prevents toast notifications from showing on the device lock screen.
By default, the OS might allow these notifications. Screen timeout mobile only : Set the duration in seconds from the screen locking to the screen turning off. Supported values are For example, enter to set this timeout to 5 minutes. These settings use the messaging policy CSP , which also lists the supported Windows editions.
These settings use the browser policy CSP , which also lists the supported Windows editions. For more information on what these options do, see Microsoft Edge kiosk mode configuration types. This device restrictions profile is directly related to the kiosk profile you create using the Windows kiosk settings. To summarize:. Create the Windows kiosk settings profile to run the device in kiosk mode. Create the device restrictions profile described in this article, and configure specific features and settings allowed in Microsoft Edge.
Be sure to choose the same Microsoft Edge kiosk mode type as selected in your kiosk profile Windows kiosk settings. Supported kiosk mode settings is a great resource. Be sure to assign this Microsoft Edge profile to the same devices as your kiosk profile Windows kiosk settings. Allow user to change start pages : Yes default lets users change the start pages.
Administrators can use the EdgeHomepageUrls to enter the start pages that users see by default when open Microsoft Edge. No blocks users from changing the start pages. Users can change it. When set to No , Microsoft Edge opens a new tab with a blank page.
Users can't change it. Home button : Choose what happens when the home button is selected. Allow users to change home button : Yes lets users change the home button. User changes override any administrator settings to the home button. No stops the introduction page from showing the first time you run Microsoft Edge. This feature allows enterprises, such as organizations enrolled in zero emissions configurations, to block this page. Refresh browser after idle time : Enter the number of idle minutes until the browser is refreshed, from minutes.
Default is 5 minutes. When set to 0 zero , the browser doesn't refresh after being idle. This setting is only available when running in InPrivate Public browsing single-app kiosk. Allow pop-ups desktop only : Yes default allows pop-ups in the web browser. No prevents pop-up windows in the browser. This setting is for backwards compatibility. No default allows users to use Microsoft Edge. Users can't change this list. Message when opening sites in Internet Explorer : Use this setting to configure Microsoft Edge to show a notification before a site opens in Internet Explorer This setting requires you to use the Enterprise mode site list location setting, the Send intranet traffic to Internet Explorer setting, or both settings.
Allow Microsoft compatibility list : Yes default allows using a Microsoft compatibility list. No prevents the Microsoft compatibility list in Microsoft Edge. This list from Microsoft helps Microsoft Edge properly display sites with known compatibility issues. Preload start pages and New Tab page : Yes default uses the OS default behavior, which may be to preload these pages. Preloading minimizes the time to start Microsoft Edge, and load new tabs.
No prevents Microsoft Edge from preloading start pages and the new tab page. Prelaunch Start pages and New Tab page : Yes default uses the OS default behavior, which may be to prelaunch these pages. Pre-launching helps the performance of Microsoft Edge, and minimizes the time required to start Microsoft Edge. No prevents Microsoft Edge from pre-launching the start pages and new tab page. Show Favorites bar : Choose what happens to the favorites bar on any Microsoft Edge page. Allow changes to favorites : Yes default uses the OS default, which allows users to change the list.
No prevents users from adding, importing, sorting, or editing the Favorites list. Additions, deletions, modifications, and order changes to favorites are shared between browsers.
No default uses the OS default, which may give users the choice to sync favorites between the browsers. Default search engine : Choose the default search engine on the device. Users can change this value at any time. Show search suggestions : Yes default lets your search engine suggest sites as you type search phrases in the address bar.
No prevents this feature. Allow changes to search engine : Yes default allows users to add new search engines, or change the default search engine in Microsoft Edge.
Choose No to prevent users from customizing the search engine. This setting is only available when running in Normal mode multi-app kiosk. When "block and enable user override" is selected, user can override admin designation. Allow Microsoft Edge browser mobile only : Yes default allows using the Microsoft Edge web browser on the mobile device.
No prevents using Microsoft Edge on devices. If you choose No , the other individual settings only apply to desktop. Allow address bar dropdown : Yes default allows Microsoft Edge to show the address bar drop-down with a list of suggestions.
No stops Microsoft Edge from showing a list of suggestions in a drop-down list when you type. When set to No , you:. Allow full screen mode : Yes default allows Microsoft Edge to use fullscreen mode, which shows only the web content and hides the Microsoft Edge UI.
No prevents fullscreen mode in Microsoft Edge. Allow about flags page : Yes default uses the OS default, which may allow accessing the about:flags page. The about:flags page allows users to change developer settings and enable experimental features. No prevents users from accessing the about:flags page in Microsoft Edge. Allow developer tools : Yes default allows users to use the F12 developer tools to build and debug web pages by default.
No prevents users from using the F12 developer tools. No prevents Java scripts in the browser from running. User can install extensions : Yes default allows users to install Microsoft Edge extensions on devices. No prevents the installation. Allow sideloading of developer extensions : Yes default uses the OS default, which may allow sideloading. Sideloading installs and runs unverified extensions. No prevents Microsoft Edge from sideloading using the Load extensions feature. 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. Keyboard Filter also detects dynamic layout changes, such as switching from one language set to another, and continues to suppress keys correctly, even if the location of suppressed keys has changed on the keyboard layout. There are several methods to enable the Keyboard Filter, we are providing instructions for one of those methods in this lab.
See Keyboard Filter for more information. Enable the Keyboard Filter feature by running the following command from an Administrative Command Prompt:. You'll be prompted to restart the reference cevice, type Y to reboot. The device will reboot into audit mode. Once you've enabled the keyboard filter, see Keyboard filter PowerShell script samples to learn about blocking key combinations. In an administrative PowerShell command window copy and paste the below commands.
Unified Write Filter UWF is a Windows 10 device lockdown feature that helps to protect your device's configuration by intercepting and redirecting any writes to the drive app installations, settings changes, saved data to a virtual overlay. This overlay can be deleted by rebooting or, in certain configurations, the overlay can be retained until the Unified Write Filter is disabled.
Configuring and enabling the overlay and protection is best done through scripting but for this lab we will configure using command line. See Unified write filter for more information about the UWF, including sample scripts.
Now all writes will be redirected to the RAM overlay and will not be retained when the reference device is rebooted. To disable the Unified Write Filter, at an Administrative Command prompt run the following command and then reboot the device.
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