Microsoft PowerToys: 0.75.1 to 0.76.2

This policy configures the enabled state for a PowerToys utility. If you enable this setting, the utility will be always enabled and the user won't be able to disable it. If you disable this setting, the utility will be always disabled and the user won't be able to enable it. If you don't configure this setting, users are able to [removed: dis][added: en]able or [removed: en][added: dis]able the utility. This policy has a higher priority than the policy "Configure global utility enabled state" and overrides it.

This policy configures the enabled state for a PowerToys utility. If you enable this setting, the utility will be always enabled and the user won't be able to disable it. If you disable this setting, the utility will be always disabled and the user won't be able to enable it. If you don't configure this setting, users are able to [removed: dis][added: en]able or [removed: en][added: dis]able the utility. This policy has a higher priority than the policy "Configure global utility enabled state" and overrides it.

This policy configures the enabled state for a PowerToys utility. If you enable this setting, the utility will be always enabled and the user won't be able to disable it. If you disable this setting, the utility will be always disabled and the user won't be able to enable it. If you don't configure this setting, users are able to [removed: dis][added: en]able or [removed: en][added: dis]able the utility. This policy has a higher priority than the policy "Configure global utility enabled state" and overrides it.

This policy configures the enabled state for a PowerToys utility. If you enable this setting, the utility will be always enabled and the user won't be able to disable it. If you disable this setting, the utility will be always disabled and the user won't be able to enable it. If you don't configure this setting, users are able to [removed: dis][added: en]able or [removed: en][added: dis]able the utility. This policy has a higher priority than the policy "Configure global utility enabled state" and overrides it.

This policy configures the enabled state for a PowerToys utility. If you enable this setting, the utility will be always enabled and the user won't be able to disable it. If you disable this setting, the utility will be always disabled and the user won't be able to enable it. If you don't configure this setting, users are able to [removed: dis][added: en]able or [removed: en][added: dis]able the utility. This policy has a higher priority than the policy "Configure global utility enabled state" and overrides it.

This policy configures the enabled state for all PowerToys utilities. If you enable this setting, all utilities will be always enabled and the user won't be able to disable it. If you disable this setting, all utilities will be always disabled and the user won't be able to enable it. If you don't configure this setting, users are able to [removed: dis][added: en]able or [removed: en][added: dis]able the utilities. The individual enabled state policies for the utilities will override this policy.

This policy configures the enabled state for all PowerToys Run plugins. All plugins will have the same state. If you enable this setting, the plugins will be always enabled and the user won't be able to disable it. If you disable this setting, the plugins will be always disabled and the user won't be able to enable it. If you don't configure this setting, users are able to [removed: dis][added: en]able or [removed: en][added: dis]able the plugins. You can override this policy for individual plugins using the policy "Configure enabled state for individual plugins". Note: Changes require a restart of PowerToys Run.

With this policy you can configure[removed: s] an individual enabled state for each PowerToys Run plugin that you add to the list. If you enable this setting, you can define the list of plugins and their enabled states: - The value name (first column) is the plugin ID. You will find it in the plugin.json [added: file ]which is located in the plugin folder. - The value (second column) is a numeric value: 0 for disabled, 1 for enabled and 2 for user takes control. - Example to disable the Program plugin: 791FC278BA414111B8D1886DFE447410 | 0 If you disable or don't configure this policy, either the user or the policy "Configure enabled state for all plugins" takes control over the enabled state of the plugins. You can set the enabled state for all plugins not [removed: listed here][added: configured by this policy] using the policy "Configure enabled state for all plugins". Note: Changes require a restart of PowerToys Run.