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CCS ' Ciphertext-Policy Attribute-Based Encryption. View 10 excerpts, references methods and background. Mathematics, Computer Science. Foreground color for Software Center : Starting in version , configure a custom color for the foreground font. By default, this color is white Red: , Green: , Blue: For some customers, their brand color doesn't work well with the default white font color for a selected item. This setting better supports these customers and improves accessibility.
Select a logo for Software Center : Enable this setting, and then Browse to select an image to appear in Software Center. The logo for Software Center has the following requirements:. Select a logo for notifications : Starting in version , enable this setting to display a logo with notifications on devices running Windows 10 or later.
Because of how the image is used, it's separate from the Software Center logo. The logo for notifications has the following requirements:. Hide unapproved applications in Software Center : When you enable this option, user-available applications that require approval are hidden in Software Center. Hide installed applications in Software Center : When you enable this option, applications that are already installed no longer show in the Applications tab.
This option is enabled by default. Installed applications are still available for review under the Installation Status tab. The application catalog is no longer supported. This link would appear on the Installation Status tab of Software Center.
Choose which tabs should be visible in Software Center. To move a tab to Visible tabs list, select Add. To move it to the Hidden tabs list, select Remove. Select Delete Tab to remove a custom tab. Select Edit tab to change the configuration of a custom tab. Some website features may not work in a custom tab in Software Center.
Make sure to test the results before deploying this to clients. The WebView2 browser control provides improved security and user experience. For example, more websites should work with these custom tabs without displaying script errors or security warnings. If it's not already installed, the Configuration Manager client installs the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime fixed version on the device.
Clients download the WebView2 redistributable installation file from the management point. The installer is over MB in size. If you need to enable this setting on a large number of clients, and are concerned about the effect of network usage, predeploy the WebView2 runtime as an application. Use the software distribution features of Configuration Manager to better control the content distribution and timing of software installation. If you don't enable this option, Software Center uses the Windows built-in Internet Explorer browser control.
Configure the Default application filter as either All or only Required applications. By default, it shows all applications. Software Center always uses your default setting. Users can change this filter, but Software Center doesn't persist their preference. Set the Default application view as either Tile view or List view. By default, it uses the tile view. If a user changes this configuration, Software Center persists the user's preference in the future. For more information on the appearance of these settings, see the Software Center user guide.
Configure a schedule for when Configuration Manager reevaluates the requirement rules for all deployments. The default value is every seven days. This setting is more invasive to the local client than it is to the network or site server. A more aggressive reevaluation schedule negatively affects the performance of your network and client computers.
Microsoft doesn't recommend setting a lower value than the default. If you change this value, closely monitor performance. Start this action from a client as follows: in the Configuration Manager control panel, from the Actions tab, select Application Deployment Evaluation Cycle.
This option is set to Yes by default. For more information, see Introduction to software inventory. Select Schedule to adjust the frequency that clients run the software inventory and file collection cycles.
If you want to specify the types of file to inventory, select Set Types , and then configure the following options:. If multiple custom client settings are applied to a computer, the inventory that each setting returns is merged.
Select New to add a new file type to inventory. Then specify the following information in the Inventoried File Properties dialog box:. Name : Provide a name for the file that you want to inventory. For example, if you want to inventory all files with the extension. Location : Select Set to open the Path Properties dialog box. You can also search all subfolders under the specified path.
Exclude encrypted and compressed files : When you choose this option, any compressed or encrypted files aren't inventoried. Exclude files in the Windows folder : When you choose this option, any files in the Windows folder and its subfolders aren't inventoried. Add all the files that you want to inventory, and then select OK to close the Configure Client Setting dialog box.
If you want to collect files from client computers, select Set Files , and then configure the following settings:. In the Configure Client Setting dialog box, select New to add a file to be collected. Name : Provide a name for the file that you want to collect. Exclude encrypted and compressed files : When you choose this option, any compressed or encrypted files aren't collected. Stop file collection when the total size of the files exceeds KB : Specify the file size, in kilobytes KB , after which the client stops collecting the specified files.
If a file hasn't changed since the last software inventory cycle, the file isn't collected again. The value Maximum size for all collected files KB in the Configure Client Setting dialog box shows the maximum size for all collected files. When this size is reached, file collection stops.
Any files already collected are retained and sent to the site server. If you configure software inventory to collect many large files, this configuration might negatively affect the performance of your network and site server. For information about how to view collected files, see How to use Resource Explorer to view software inventory. Add all the files that you want to collect, and then select OK to close the Configure Client Setting dialog box. The software inventory agent retrieves manufacturer and product names from file header information.
These names aren't always standardized in the file header information. When you view software inventory in Resource Explorer, different versions of the same manufacturer or product name can appear. To standardize these display names, select Set Names , and then configure the following settings:. Name type : Software inventory collects information about both manufacturers and products.
Choose whether you want to configure display names for a Manufacturer or a Product. Display name : Specify the display name that you want to use in place of the names in the Inventoried names list. To specify a new display name, select New. Inventoried names : To add an inventoried name, select New. This name is replaced in software inventory by the name chosen in the Display name list.
You can add multiple names to replace. This setting is set to Yes by default. For more information, see Software metering. Select Schedule to adjust the frequency that clients run the software metering cycle. Use this setting to enable software updates on Configuration Manager clients. When you disable this setting, Configuration Manager removes existing deployment policies from clients.
When you re-enable this setting, the client downloads the current deployment policy. When you disable this setting, compliance policies that rely on software updates will no longer function. Select Schedule to specify how often the client starts a compliance assessment scan.
This scan determines the state for software updates on the client for example, required or installed. For more information about compliance assessment, see Software updates compliance assessment. By default, this scan uses a simple schedule to start every seven days. You can create a custom schedule.
You can specify an exact start day and time, use Universal Coordinated Time UTC or the local time, and configure the recurring interval for a specific day of the week. If you specify an interval of less than one day, Configuration Manager automatically defaults to one day.
The actual start time on client computers is the start time plus a random amount of time, up to two hours. This randomization prevents client computers from initiating the scan and simultaneously connecting to the active software update point. Select Schedule to configure how often the software updates client agent reevaluates software updates for installation status on Configuration Manager client computers.
When previously installed software updates are no longer found on clients but are still required, the client reinstalls the software updates. Adjust this schedule based on company policy for software update compliance, and whether users can uninstall software updates. Every deployment re-evaluation cycle results in network and client computer processor activity. By default, this setting uses a simple schedule to start the deployment re-evaluation scan every seven days. Set this option to Yes to allow these connections if you require a user proxy despite the security trade-offs.
By default, this setting is set to No. The following settings are available starting in Configuration Manager version Set this option to Yes to install all software updates from required deployments with deadlines occurring within a specified period of time.
When a required software update deployment reaches a deadline, the client starts installation for the software updates in the deployment. This setting determines whether to install software updates from other required deployments that have a deadline within the specified time. Use this setting to speed up installation for required software updates. This setting also has the potential to increase client security, decrease notifications to the user, and decrease client restarts.
Use this setting to specify the period of time for the previous setting. You can enter a value from 1 to 23 hours, and from 1 to days. By default, this setting is configured for seven days. Set this option to Yes to allow clients to use delta content files. This setting allows the Windows Update Agent on the device to determine what content is needed and selectively download it.
Before enabling this client setting, ensure Delivery Optimization is configured appropriately for your environment. For more information, see Windows Delivery Optimization and the Delivery Optimization client setting.
This client setting replaces Enable installation of Express installation files on clients. Set this option to Yes to allow clients to use express installation files. For more information, see Manage Express installation files for Windows 10 updates. When this option is set, delta download is used for all Windows update installation files, not just express installation files.
When using a CMG for content storage, the content for third-party updates won't download to clients if the Download delta content when available client setting is enabled. This setting configures the local port for the HTTP listener to download delta content. It's set to by default. You don't need to open this port in the client firewall.
This client setting replaces Port used to download content for Express installation files. If delta content is unavailable from distribution points in the current boundary group, you can allow immediate fallback to a neighbor or the site default boundary group distribution points. This setting is useful when using delta content for software updates since the timeout setting per download job is 5 minutes. The following options are available:.
Yes : For delta content, the client doesn't wait to reach the fallback time in minutes defined by the Boundary Group relationship. Clients immediately fall back to a neighbor or the site default content distribution points when both of the following conditions are met: - Delta content is unavailable from distribution points in the current boundary group. No default : The client honors the fallback time in minutes defined by the Boundary Group relationship when it's allowed on the software update deployment.
Delta download content may fail with a timeout even if the update content is available on a neighbor or the site default distribution point group. When you set this option to Yes , it enables the configuration of Microsoft Apps installation settings. For more information, see Manage Microsoft Apps. You can configure the end-user experience for Microsoft Apps updates. This client setting allows you to enable or disable notifications from Microsoft Apps for these updates.
The following options are available for the setting:. Which notifications are displayed to the user about updates for Microsoft Apps is also determined by the settings for per deployment notifications from Software Center. If the deployment's user notifications from Software Center are disabled found on the User Experience page for the deployment , then the end user won't receive any notifications from either Software Center or Microsoft Apps, regardless of how notifications from Microsoft Apps are set.
If notifications from both Software Center and Microsoft Apps are enabled, then the end user will receive notifications from Software Center and Microsoft Apps. Below is a chart of which notifications for Microsoft Apps updates are displayed to the end user for these settings:.
When you set this option to Yes , and the client has at least one "Software Update" maintenance window defined, software updates will install during an "All deployments" maintenance window. This value uses the same behavior as before: if both types exist, it ignores the window.
This setting also applies to maintenance windows that you configure to apply to Task sequences. If the client only has an All deployments window available, it still installs software updates or task sequences in that window. By default, the client only installs software updates during the second maintenance window. It ignores the maintenance window for all deployments in this scenario. When you change this setting to Yes , the client installs software updates between - You can adjust the priority with which supported versions of Windows 10 or later clients install a feature update through Windows servicing.
This setting has no impact on Windows in-place upgrade task sequences. Not Configured : Configuration Manager doesn't change the setting. Admins can pre-stage their own setupconfig. This value is the default. Normal : Windows Setup uses more system resources and updates faster. It uses more processor time, so the total installation time is shorter, but the user's outage is longer.
Configures the setupconfig. Low : You can continue to work on the device while it downloads and updates in the background. It repeats this for all images inside of Boot.
It starts by applying the servicing stack Dynamic Update. Since the script is customizing this media with Japanese, it installs the language pack from the WinPE folder on the language pack ISO.
Additionally, add font support and text to speech TTS support. Since the script is adding a new language, it rebuilds lang. Finally, it cleans and exports Boot. For this next phase, there is no need to mount the main operating system, since it was already mounted in the previous scripts. This script starts by applying the servicing stack Dynamic Update.
Then, it adds Japanese language support and then the Japanese language features. For a full list of such features, and their associated capability name, see Available Features on Demand.
Now is the time to enable other Optional Components or add other Features on Demand. If such a feature has an associated cumulative update for example,. NET , this is the time to apply those.
The script then proceeds with applying the latest cumulative update. Finally, the script cleans and exports the image. You can install Optional Components, along with the. NET feature, offline, but that will require the device to be restarted. This is why the script installs. NET and Optional Components after cleanup and before export. This part of the script updates the Setup files. It simply copies the individual files in the Setup Dynamic Update package to the new media.
This step brings an updated Setup. As a last step, the script removes the working folder of temporary files, and unmounts our language pack and Features on Demand ISOs.
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