The purpose of this policy setting is self evident; if you enable it, users who have domain accounts will be able to log onto the Windows domain, or elevate privileges with a logged on domain account, by swiping a finger. The default here is different from those above. Because in a domain, the principle of least privilege applies, domain users can not use biometrics to log on by default. Thus the "Not Configured" selection in this case has the same effect as the "Disabled" selection, and you will need to explicitly enable the policy setting if you want domain users to be able to log onto the domain using biometrics.
You can use this policy setting to set a specified time period in seconds for which a fast user switch event stays active before the switch happens. The default time period is 10 seconds. The maximum time period you can configure is 60 seconds. You need to enable the policy setting to change the specified time period. She has written numerous books and articles for web and print publications and has been awarded the Microsoft MVP designation for fourteen years in a row. Hi, does this GPO get applied to computers or users?
I've created a new GPO for this purpose and it looks like it should be applied to computers, but it doesn't take in my environment. Your email address will not be published. Learn about the latest security threats, system optimization tricks, and the hottest new technologies in the industry. Over 1,, fellow IT Pros are already on-board, don't be left out!
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Introduction We've known for a long time that the traditional user name and password authentication method, alone, doesn't provide the best security. Windows Biometric Service WBS , for managing fingerprint devices and operating between the software application and the biometric device to keep the biometric data separate from the client application.
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Friday, April 1, PM. Saturday, April 2, AM. Hi, Would you please describe how did you tried to deploy the printers? Monday, April 4, AM. How can I get this Item List Back? Tuesday, April 5, PM. Thank you, that did it. Friday, April 8, PM. Wednesday, October 24, PM. Thanks, that worked. Close Menu Home. TL;DR If you get the error 0xbcb when deploying your printers follow the instructions below. The security prompts I configured as follow: When installing drivers for a new connection: Do not show warning or elevation prompt When updating drivers for an existing connection: Show warning only This week we migrated an old print server from Windows Server R2 to Windows Server Essential tools for engineers September Tags gpo , gpp , printer , system administration , system engineering , windows r2 , windows server June Printer deployment with Group Policy Preferences and error 0xbcb Tags credentials , engineering , exchange , exchange , hybrid , it , office , password , system engineering , teamscandurra , Technology , username , windows r2 , windows I have also uninstalled then reinstalled the printer via the GPO.
Improve this question. Mike K. Mike K Mike K 89 3 3 silver badges 10 10 bronze badges. This really doesn't have anything to do with GPO and it's entirely driver-specific. You might want to update your question with the specific printer model s in question and the exact driver version.
Are you changing the default preferences? Changing the normal preferences on the server is literally doing just that - they aren't the preferences the user gets. Dan, I should be, I will double check. Dan, I did do it that way and things are still not changing for all users. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes.
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