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As of at least Windows 11 23H2, it's possible to install the ConfigCI powershell module without needing Education/Enterprise editions: gci $Env:SystemRoot\servicing\Packages\*ConfigCI*.mum | % { dism /online /norestart /add-package:"$_" }
This makes it much easier to customize and recompile SiPolicy.xml, which is preferable to the currently reccomended method of using the generic policy binary.
There's also a GUI interface called WDAC wizard to help make the policy editing process a little easier; generating the base policy this way also means you don't need to worry about scanning any system folders either.
As an example, this is what my current working SiPolicy.xml looks like:
As of at least Windows 11 23H2, it's possible to install the ConfigCI powershell module without needing Education/Enterprise editions:
gci $Env:SystemRoot\servicing\Packages\*ConfigCI*.mum | % { dism /online /norestart /add-package:"$_" }
This makes it much easier to customize and recompile SiPolicy.xml, which is preferable to the currently reccomended method of using the generic policy binary.
There's also a GUI interface called WDAC wizard to help make the policy editing process a little easier; generating the base policy this way also means you don't need to worry about scanning any system folders either.
As an example, this is what my current working SiPolicy.xml looks like:
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