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But, I do not recommend using H_C on Windows 11, because no one knows how it will work after the next update.
Even 21H2? Because I thought the only current concern was 22H2.
But, I do not recommend using H_C on Windows 11, because no one knows how it will work after the next update.
Thanks. It works on my machine I suppose we'll have to see what happens with next big Win 11 update but good to see it's workingYou have to test it. Copy the H_C shortcut to the Downloads folder and try to run it. It should be blocked if SRP works well. You can also create any shortcut in the Downloads folder and run it.
Some time ago I included the info in the OP.Even 21H2? Because I thought the only current concern was 22H2.
Did you reset or clean install? It's supposed to work on 22H2 if you haven't. I've clean-installed so that ship has sailed for me.Software Restriction Policy is NOT FUNCTIONAL in Win 11.
SRP only works on systems upgraded from Windows 10 to 11 22H2.Software Restriction Policy is NOT FUNCTIONAL in Win 11.
SRP seems dysfunctional on Windows 11 due to SAC, although there is no official note from Microsoft. SAC works on the systems in Europe and North America. Some people reported that it did not work after updating Windows 11 to ver. 22H2 (from previous Windows 11 versions) and some reported that SRP still works.
The problem is that Microsoft is silent about this issue, so there can be some surprises in the future.
If the system is based on Windows 11 22H2 and the region (Europe, North America) is supported, then probably not.Hi Andy
I use NTLite, which i think you are familiar with, to remove items from my Os, if i remove SAC, would H_C or SWH function ok?
If the system is based on Windows 11 22H2 and the region (Europe, North America) is supported, then probably not.
The information about the source of the issue is insufficient. I doubt if it is possible to remove SAC and all dependencies with the help of NTLite, so most probably SRP will not work. Anyway, I will not insist that I am right, because I did not test it.Forgot to mention that, yes W11 22H2. Probably not you say, that you have to clarify because i can not see, do not understand why not.
Yeah, you are right. The issue is surrounded by a lot of uncertainties.The information about the source of the issue is insufficient. I doubt if it is possible to remove SAC and all dependencies with the help of NTLite, so most probably SRP will not work. Anyway, I will not insist that I am right, because I did not test it.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Srp\Gp]
"RuleCount"=dword:00000002
"LastWriteTime"=hex(b):01,00,00,00,00,00,00,00
Read the posts above.I read a blog where someone was able to solve the problem. After deleting the keys SRP should work again. Can anyone confirm this?
I read a blog where someone was able to solve the problem. After deleting the keys SRP should work again. Can anyone confirm this?
Software Restriction Policies (SAFER) still possible under Windows 11 22H2 …
[German]We was told, that Software Restriction Policies and SAFER no longer work out-of-the-box under Windows 11 22H2. This is caused by registry entries left in the ISO images, that make Windows 11…borncity.com
Here you can also read that there is a bypass in SRP and how to close it.
The bypass nonsensically allows restricted users to create subdirectories in %SystemDrive%.
A Demonstration and how to prevent.
Prevent Bypass of AppLocker and SAFER alias Software Restriction Policies
skanthak.homepage.t-online.de
Discussed here:After some trial and error, I found out that the Kanthak correction can be simplified by the tweak:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Srp\Gp]
"RuleCount"=dword:00000000
Simply, one has to correct the invalid number of Applocker rules under this key (there are no rules at all). This value will not change, because SAC uses WDAC policies to control AppLocker, so no policies are added under this key.
This tweak works well with SAC, also if it is turned ON.
Are you on Windows 11? If so, please read GitHub - AndyFul/Hard_Configurator: GUI to Manage Software Restriction Policies and harden Windows Home OSDo i have to uninstall old H_C before install the new version? I'm using v. 6.0.0.0
(i'm sorry if you already have answered this before, i didn't find it)
I didn't see any update button.Are you on Windows 11? If so, please read GitHub - AndyFul/Hard_Configurator: GUI to Manage Software Restriction Policies and harden Windows Home OS
Haven't used this in a while but isn't there an "Update" button in your version?