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What's Covered

Create an Environment Variable Action

Create a Blank Application Control Policy

Test the New Policy

Using Application Control Solution you can override UAC prompts for end-users. You can create custom messages that require users to submit a reason for requesting administrator rights, which replace UAC prompts for credentials.

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1. Self-Elevation Without Adding Administrator Rights will capture the reason and close the application. (For details on how to create this custom message, go to [READY] to Self-Elevation Without Adding Administrator Rights.) 
2. Self-Elevation will capture the reason and allow end users to automatically have administrator rights. (For details on how to create this custom message, go to [READY] Self-Elevation.)
3. Request Elevation will capture the reason and go through an approval process with the help desk. (For details on how to create this custom message, go to [READY] Request Elevation.)

Overriding UAC prompts is a three-step process:

1. There is an out-of-the-box Environment Variable Filter called User Access Control Consent Dialog Detected.
2. There is an out-of-the-box Environment Variable Action called Suppress User Account Control Consent Dialog, which you'll use to prevent the UAC prompt from appearing.
3. Create a Blank Application Control Policy.
4. Test the New Policy

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Policy Policy

Create a Blank Application Control Policy

Next, create a Blank Application Control Policy by doing the following steps:

1. In the file library in the left pane, navigate to Policies > Arellia Solutions > Application Control > Policies. 
2. Right-click Policies and click New > Blank Application ControlPolicy. 
    
3. In the Create Item dialog, enter a Name and Description.  
   
   
    
4. In the right pane under the Applications to Control, click the Applications link and choose the new Environment Variable Filter. (Optionally you can change this so only certain applications or certain users will see the overridden UAC prompt.)
5. Under Conditions (optional), click the Exclude any and add the Administrators filter to stop child processes (which inherit elevation) from triggering this policy.
   
6. Click the Application Actions tab.
7. To the right of Applications, select Application action and then click the Select link.
8. In the Select Items dialog box, select the following:
9. The Environment Variable Action you created previously.
   1. Add Administrator Rights.
   2. Justify Application Elevation Dialog (this will behave like Self-Elevation).
   3. Justify Application Elevation (kill process) Dialog (will behave like Self-Elevation Without Adding Administrator Rights).
   4. Approval Request Form Action (will behave like Request Elevation).
      
10. Click Save. 

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Test Test

Test the New Policy

To test the new policy, do the following steps:

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