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<blockquote data-quote="rashmi" data-source="post: 1119621" data-attributes="member: 107361">The text, or fifth point, of video 3 in the first post, &quot;Forced SmartScreen applied via WDAC ISG,&quot; confused me.You mention &quot;SmartScreen has limitations with files from USB/archiver/etc.&quot;You then provide an on-demand solution, the &quot;Run by SmartScreen&quot; feature.You continue with, &quot;I&#039;ll show how to force SmartScreen.&quot; I thought WDAC would automatically apply SmartScreen.I got confused when all I saw was, &quot;Your organization used WDAC to block this app.&quot; I was like, where is the &quot;forced&quot; SmartScreen, which would allow these programs?So, &quot;Forced SmartScreen applied via WDAC ISG&quot; means &quot;blocking&quot; files from &quot;USB/archiver/etc.&quot; that would be otherwise allowed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rashmi, post: 1119621, member: 107361"] The text, or fifth point, of video 3 in the first post, "Forced SmartScreen applied via WDAC ISG," confused me. You mention "SmartScreen has limitations with files from USB/archiver/etc." You then provide an [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]on-demand[/COLOR] solution, the "Run by SmartScreen" feature. You continue with, "I'll show how to force SmartScreen." I thought WDAC would [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]automatically[/COLOR] apply SmartScreen. I got confused when all I saw was, "Your organization used WDAC to block this app." I was like, where is the "forced" SmartScreen, which would allow these programs? So, "Forced SmartScreen applied via WDAC ISG" means "blocking" files from "USB/archiver/etc." that would be otherwise allowed. [/QUOTE]

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