On the domain controller, open the group policy management tool. Right-click your new Group Policy Object and select the Edit option. Copy to Clipboard. Enable the option named Removable disks: Deny read access. Enable the option named Removable disks: Deny write access. Enable the option named Removable disks: Deny execute access. To save the group policy configuration, you need to close the Group Policy editor. After applying the GPO you need to wait for 10 or 20 minutes. During this time the GPO will be replicated to other domain controllers.
To test the configuration, connect a USB storage device to a computer. Related Posts. January 4th, September 2nd, August 2nd, This template is considered a preference rather than a true policy and will tattoo the registry of client computers with its settings. If this template is moved out of scope of the Group Policy that applies it, the registry changes that it makes will remain. If you wish to reverse the settings made by this template, reverse the options to re-enable the drivers.
Preference settings are hidden by default in the Group Policy template editor. When applying this template, follow these instructions to change the view settings that allow preferences to be viewed. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. We will now look at the steps on how to disable USB devices using group policy. With more than 10 years of content writing experience behind him, it's one of his favorite activities.
His goal is to write comprehensive posts and guides, always aiming to help people with essential information. I do all step but client also use pen drive Can u help Reply. After applying this method, will power charging devices over USB still be permitted? Thanks Reply. Yes Reply.
Thank you Sir. I am very new to Server environment. I am thankful to you for valuable posts. How to disable Bluetooth via gpo Reply. It was blocking remaining drives too D: ,E: when apply the above policy.
HELP me pls Reply. You can delete all registry keys for previously connected USB flash drives, except for those you need. Have you test it on Windows 10? I have tested it on Windows 10 Pro, but it is not work. The policy is applied but the USB is not denied.
AD is Windows Server r2 and Windows 10 admx is installed. I have not tested this policy on clients Windovs Can you check that the policy is working correctly on older clients Win 7, 8. I configured the GPO but it is not working on Win7. DC is R2. By mistake i made the same but i evoked the policy but the USB is still blocked im also using win server R2.
Hi, I applied this policy to the entire domain and added the administrators group as a deny as instructed above. When I go to test the usb as an administrator I can not access the usb. What am I doing wrong? Which GPP section is configured? It also helps with permitting or denying path access to our fileservers and application whitelisting.
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