Post by rubl on May 7, 2016 17:03:44 GMT 7
Well, since recently that is. Probably by 'greedy, money grabbing' design.
"Microsoft is no longer allowing administrators to block Windows 10 Pro users' access to the Windows Store.
Up until a month ago, admins could use Group Policy to shut off employees' access to Windows Store if they were running Windows 10 Pro. Controlling this access is a requirement for some businesses.
But last month, Microsoft changed that option, claiming that Store access was required for all versions of Windows 10 except Enterprise and Education "by design." (Thanks to @switftonsecurity for the heads up.)"
www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-no-longer-allows-administrators-to-block-windows-store-access-in-windows-10-pro/
"Microsoft is no longer allowing administrators to block Windows 10 Pro users' access to the Windows Store.
Up until a month ago, admins could use Group Policy to shut off employees' access to Windows Store if they were running Windows 10 Pro. Controlling this access is a requirement for some businesses.
But last month, Microsoft changed that option, claiming that Store access was required for all versions of Windows 10 except Enterprise and Education "by design." (Thanks to @switftonsecurity for the heads up.)"
www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-no-longer-allows-administrators-to-block-windows-store-access-in-windows-10-pro/
