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Log in to a PC that has The Application That File Extension Uses and Domain Administrative Tools installed. |
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From the Server Manager Screen: Select Tools > Group Policy Management |
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Right-click on Group Policy Projects and select New. |
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Name the new GPO Disallowed File Extensions and then, click OK. |
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Create the Disallowed File Extensions Policy | ||
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In the right pane of the GPO management console, find the policy: "Disallowed File Extensions" and select Edit. |
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Navigate to Computer Configuration > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Folder Options. Right-click on it and choose New > File Type from the context menu. |
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From there, click the Actions drop-down menu and choose the Create option. File extension: Enter the file extension block Associated class: Select the application that uses this file. Click OK to Save. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for each extension that needs to be entered. Note: application must be installed on the device you are creating the GPO on or else it will not be available in the list.
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Apply the rule to the top of the domain infrastructure so it will apply to every device on the domain. |
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Article ID: 509
Created: April 14, 2020
Last Updated: April 14, 2020
Author: Natural Networks NOC [support@naturalnetworks.com]
Online URL: https://kb.naturalnetworks.com/article.php?id=509