Expand User experience to configure the following policy settings for matched users and endpoints:
Policy Setting |
Details |
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Display the system tray icon |
The Endpoint Application Control system tray icon (
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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. Figure 1. Endpoint Application Control Block Notification Example
![]() Decide if it is appropriate to display notifications to users.
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: Figure 2. 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. The default setting for a new policy is Every 1 week on Monday. |
Start time |
Endpoint Application Control periodically collects application inventories from endpoints. Select a start time for the inventory scan. The default setting for a new policy is 00:00. |