#Usb not working after sleep windows 10 windows 10#
#Usb not working after sleep windows 10 Pc#

The GPO's in question are set at the User's parent OU and at the Workstation parent OU. My user OU's are by department and my Computer OU's are by functionality. We are a bank with 18 branch locations, each on their own subnet. Adding the users to the linked ous fixed it for me.ДЄll PC's and users are in the same domain. When we did a reorg of our AD, I had some user gpo that werent taking.

#Usb not working after sleep windows 10 windows 10#

What can possibly cause Windows 10 to ignore my GPO and allow my end usersДЄre all of the locations in the same domain (just different ous) or are there child domains in a forest for each location? Are all the users in the linked ous? Just trying to get a better idea of how ad is organized. The other alternative would be to re-image the PCвЂ™s at that Registry which I can't apply due to one employee needing read access to a USBДrive. I have been combing through this issue for almost 2 weeksДЄnd the only fixes I have found essentially disables the USB ports via the There has to be something in Windows 10 that is allowing users to access USBДevices regardless of what the GPO policies state. I have ruled out GPO's stepping on each other, all types of security and WMIДЇiltering, local group policy overrides, and possible network issues. Updated GPO, but it still allowed access to USB Drives. I moved one of the problem PC's to a different subnet and

#Usb not working after sleep windows 10 Pc#

Moved a freshly imaged PC to that site and GPO was working correctly, blocking I know for a fact that group policy is applying to these PC's correctly.ДЄll other GPO settings are working properly except blocking USB drives. GPO that applies that setting is the 'Winning GPOвЂќ for that setting as

In all reports, the settings to deny read/write access were enabled. I was logged in with the same test ADДЄccount on two different PC's in the same OU so all policies between the two Reports and then gpresult reports and compared them to PC's that were I began investigating by checking our other sites and confirmed this issue was One of our 18 locations (each on a different subnet) can read/write to USB One of our internal auditors discovered that a group of PCs at I tried to be as detailed as possible.Д«locks Removable USB drives from being accessed by our users (UserД¬onfiguration > Administrative Templates > System > Removable StorageДЄccess). Ok peeps, got a real tough one here and I apologize for the lengthy post.