Non-genuine Windows Copy¶
A non-genuine Windows copy refers to an unauthorized or pirated version of Windows that lacks a valid product key or license. It has not been properly activated through legitimate channels. Using non-genuine copies of Windows can lead to legal and security issues, as well as missing out on updates and support.
Creating a new Non-genuine Windows Copy policy¶
To create a new Non-genuine Windows Copy policy:
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From the Device Posture tab, select + ADD:
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Select Add to Windows.
The Add new device policy to Windows dialog appears.
Note
The Non-genuine Windows Copy device policy is currently supported for Windows devices.
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Select Non-genuine Windows Copy from the Select policy type dropdown.
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Configure the following attribute:
- Action: Select Review.
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Enter label names (predefined or custom) to the Labels field listed under Apply policy to devices with these labels to apply the new policy to specific groups of devices.
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Select SAVE.
The policy is created with the configured settings.
Note
When a non genuine copy of Windows is detected on a Windows device, a Non-genuine Windows Copy ticket type is created.
The policy can be viewed by selecting the dropdown next to Non-genuine Windows Copy on the Device Posture tab. See: Device posture configuration overview.
The following policy details are displayed:
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Device labels applicable to the policy.
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The action(s) applicable to the policy, for example, Review.