Windows 10: Windows Information Protection WIP missing in Windows 11 H224

Hi,We use Windows Information Protection WIP with enrolled devices Intune. This worked fine with previous versions of Windows 10/11 but it seems like with H224 it doesn't apply it non-approved apps can now access work data and the "Enterprise Context" in Task Manager shows as "NA". I wasn't able to find any official information around this. I'm aware that Microsoft is deprecating WIP for "non-enrolled" devices but it should still work for "enrolled" devices. Does anybody know more about this or how this can be "fixed"? I know MS is pushing people to use DLP policies and Purview instead b

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Microsoft discontinues Windows Information Protection (WIP)

Source: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...p/ba-p/3579282

 

circumvent Windows Information Protection Policies by using WIndows 10 Home

Hi,

I try to understand the actual use-cases for Windows Information Protection. I assumed that it was intended to provide separation of personal and business data on *personal* devices in BYOD scenarios and allow for removing access to business data in case
a device is disconnected from the MDM solution. However, in most BYOD scenarios (on Windows 10), users will have a Windows 10 HOME edition (NOT pro/enterprise/education) on which WIP is not available? I tried to configure a MAM policy for Windows 10 (“without
enrollment”) following the exact steps in this blog (Archived MSDN and TechNet Blogs),
but with no success on Windows Home. Is WIP supported on home or not? In this article, it suggest that MAM policies would be supported on Windows home though… (“When users upgrade from MAM to MDM on Windows Home edition, they lose access to WIP. On the Home
edition, we do not recommend pushing MDM policies to enable users to upgrade.”)

If WIP doesn’t work on Windows Home, it becomes actually a bigger issue, since HOME edition simply ignores the WIP policy and will allow users to synchronize data using onedrive or outlook 2016 (cache mode), but will not protect it… There’s even no way to
block access from Windows Home devices, as far as I know. I would assume there would be a compliance policy setting that would allow you to “block any OS version/edition that doesn’t support WIP”? However, you can only block older versions using compliance-policies,
but not e.g. block Win10 home only and allow Win10 pro or Enterprise.

So, did I miss something or did I misunderstand how WIP is working or for which scenarios it is useful? Or will this be solved in the fall update?

thanks!

Raf

 

windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx