Blocking windows applications

HOW TO BLOCK WINDOWS APPLICATIONS

STEP 1: GO TO RUN {WIN+R}
STEP 2: TYPE gpedit.msc
STEP 3: A DIALOGUE BOX APPEARS WITH THE NAME “Local computer policy”
STEP 4: THEN GOTO “USER CONFIGURATION”
STEP 5: AND SELECT “ADMINISTRATION TEMPLATES”
STEP 6: THEN GOTO “SYSTEM”
STEP 7: NOW ON THE SIDE WINDOW WE CAN SEE THE TWO OPTIONS
DON’T RUN SPECIFIED WINDOWS APPLICATIONS
RUN ONLY SPECIFIED WINDOWS APPLICATIONS

Case 1: block some applications

STEP 8: ENABLE “DON’T RUN SPECIFIED WINDOWS APPLICATIONS” BEFORE IT WILL BE IN “NOT CONFIGURED”
STEP 9: NOW IN “OPTIONS”, SELECT “SHOW”
STEP 10: CLICK ON THE BAR AND THEN TYPE THE APPLICATION NAME {according to c drive (installation path)} WITH THE FILE EXTENTION
STEP 11: FOR EXAMPLE “FIREFOX”, TYPE “firefox.exe”
STEP 12: WE CAN NUMBER OF APPLICATION WE WANT BLOCK
STEP 13: THEN CLICK ON “OK”
STEP 14: AND THEN SELECT “APPLY”
STEP 15: IF WE WANT TO UNBLOCK AGAIN * NOT CONFIGURED “DON’T RUN SPECIFIED WINDOWS APPLICATIONS” BEFORE IT WILL BE IN “ENABLE”

Case 2: allow some applications

STEP 16: ENABLE “RUN ONLY SPECIFIED WINDOWS APPLICATIONS” BEFORE IT WILL BE IN “NOT CONFIGURED”
STEP 17: NOW IN “OPTIONS”, SELECT “SHOW”
STEP 18: CLICK ON THE BAR AND THEN TYPE THE APPLICATION NAME {according to c drive (installation path)} WITH THE FILE EXTENTION
STEP 19: FOR EXAMPLE “FIREFOX”, TYPE “firefox.exe”
STEP 20: WE CAN NUMBER OF APPLICATION WE WANT ALLOW
STEP 21: THEN CLICK ON “OK”
STEP 22: AND THEN SELECT “APPLY”
STEP 23: IF WE WANT TO UNBLOCK AGAIN * NOT CONFIGURED “DON’T RUN SPECIFIED WINDOWS APPLICATIONS” BEFORE IT WILL BE IN “ENABLE”