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<blockquote data-quote="wat0114" data-source="post: 1007014" data-attributes="member: 91306">Unfortunately I think you are right, so I will not be &quot;downgrading&quot; to 22H2. Why can&#039;t MS get SAC, which currently seems to be a half-baked joke, to work properly yet? It&#039;s like their development team is made up people with stunted attention spans who can&#039;t concentrate on anything for more than a few minutes at a time, and are unable to see anything through to to its completion. To me it&#039;s inexcusable. I remember clearly years ago Applocker working exactly as intended out of the box when Windows 7 Ultimate was released. And of course before that the same with SRP. Applocker still remains my favourite Windows built-in security feature. Too bad now it&#039;s only available to enterprises, Server and the Education version of Windows.EDITBtw, my rant is fueled not just by this SAC stupidity, but also by other bizarre decisions MS has made over the years with Windows versions since 7, such as deprecating the ability to display messages and send emails using Task Scheduler, making Applocker unavailable to individuals, and even the bizarre removal of seconds on their task bar clock.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wat0114, post: 1007014, member: 91306"] Unfortunately I think you are right, so I will not be "downgrading" to 22H2. Why can't MS get SAC, which currently seems to be a half-baked joke, to work properly yet? It's like their development team is made up people with stunted attention spans who can't concentrate on anything for more than a few minutes at a time, and are unable to see anything through to to its completion. To me it's inexcusable. I remember clearly years ago Applocker working exactly as intended out of the box when Windows 7 Ultimate was released. And of course before that the same with SRP. Applocker still remains my favourite Windows built-in security feature. Too bad now it's only available to enterprises, Server and the Education version of Windows. [B]EDIT[/B] Btw, my rant is fueled not just by this SAC stupidity, but also by other bizarre decisions MS has made over the years with Windows versions since 7, such as deprecating the ability to display messages and send emails using Task Scheduler, making Applocker unavailable to individuals, and even the bizarre removal of seconds on their task bar clock. [/QUOTE]

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