Expand User experience to configure the following policy settings for matched users and endpoints:
Policy Setting
Details
Display the system tray icon
The Endpoint Application Control system tray icon (systray-icon.png) can display notifications, allow the user to request access to applications, and allow the user to manually update Endpoint Application Control settings and logs.
  • Select Yes to display the icon in matched users' Windows system trays.
  • Select No to hide the icon.
Display notification popups
Displaying notifications to some users may be inappropriate. For example, users of special-purpose endpoints such as ATMs, medical devices, kiosks, and gas pumps may be confused by notifications and related requests for interaction.
  • Select Yes to display Endpoint Application Control notifications to matched users.
  • Select No to prevent the display of notifications and disable related user-interactions.
Important
Important
After Endpoint Application Control blocks or delays an application start using the kernel-level method, Windows may display the following notification to end-users:
notification-windows.png
Windows Block Notification
Endpoint Application Control is unable to hide this notification. You can avoid this notification by applying user-level blocking instead.
Generate a new inventory
Endpoints generate inventories to track new and deleted applications. Endpoint Application Control periodically collects application inventories from endpoints.
Select a time interval, such as daily or a weekly.
Start time
Select a start time for the inventory scan.