You can use commands in the netsh winhttp context to configure proxy and tracing settings for Windows HTTP. The Netsh commands for winhttp can be run. Whats new in MDM enrollment and management. Warning. Some information relates to prereleased product which may be substantially modified before its commercially released. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the information provided here. This topic provides information about whats new and breaking changes in Windows 1. MDM enrollment and management experience across all Windows 1. For details about Microsoft mobile device management protocols for Windows 1. MS MDM Mobile Device Management Protocol and MS MDE2 Mobile Device Enrollment Protocol Version 2. In this section. Whats new in Windows 1. New configuration service providers added in Windows 1. New and updated policies in Policy CSPThe following policies have been added to the Policy CSP AccountsDomain. Names. For. Email. Sync. Application. ManagementAllow. Windows. Bridge. For. Android. Apps. Execution. BluetoothServices. Allowed. List. Data. ProtectionAllow. This topic provides information about whats new and breaking changes in Windows 10 mobile device management MDM enrollment and management experience across all. Windows 10 Creators Update version 1703, showing the Start menu and Action Center. Azure. RMSFor. EDPData. ProtectionRevoke. On. Unenroll. Device. LockDevice. Password. Expiration. Device. LockDevice. Password. History. Text. InputAllow. Input. Panel. UpdatePause. Deferrals. UpdateRequire. Defer. Update. UpdateRequire. Update. Approval. The following policies have been updated in the Policy CSP SystemAllow. Location. UpdateRequire. Defer. Upgrade. The following policies have been deprecated in the Policy CSP Text. InputAllow. Korean. Extended. Hanja. Wi. FiAllow. Wi. Fi. Hot. Spot. Reporting. Management tool for the Micosoft Store for Business. New topics. The Store for Business has a new web service designed for the enterprise to acquire, manage, and distribute applications in bulk. It enables several capabilities that are required for the enterprise to manage the lifecycle of applications from acquisition to updates. Custom header for generic alert. The MDM Generic. Alert is a new custom header that hosts one or more alert information provided in the http messages sent by the device to the server during an OMA DM session. The generic alert is sent if the session is triggered by the device due to one or more critical or fatal alerts. Here is alert format MDM Generic. Alert lt Alert. Type. 1 lt Alert. Type. 2 If present, the MDM Generic. Alert is presented in every the outgoing MDM message in the same OMA DM session. For more information about generic alerts, see section 8. OMA Device Management Protocol, Approved Version 1. OMA website. Alert message for slow client response. When the MDM server sends a configuration request, sometimes it takes the client longer than the HTTP timeout to get all information together and then the session ends unexpectedly due to timeout. By default, the MDM client does not send an alert that a DM request is pending. To work around the timeout, you can use Enable. Oma. Dm. Keep. Alive. Message setting to keep the session alive by sending a heartbeat message back to the server. This is achieved by sending a Sync. ML message with a specific device alert element in the body until the client is able to respond back to the server with the requested information. For details, see Enable. Oma. Dm. Keep. Alive. Message node in the DMClient CSP. New node in DMClient CSPAdded a new node Enable. Oma. Dm. Keep. Alive. Message to the DMClient CSP and updated the Management. Server. Address to indicate that it can contain a list of URLs. New nodes in Enterprise. Modern. App. Management CSPAdded the following nodes to the Enterprise. Modern. App. Management CSP App. ManagementGet. Inventory. Query. App. ManagementGet. Inventory. Results. Package. Family. NameApp. Setting. PolicySetting. Value. App. LicensesStore. LicensesLicense. IDLicense. Category. App. LicensesStore. LicensesLicense. IDLicense. Usage. App. LicensesStore. LicensesLicense. IDRequester. IDApp. LicensesStore. LicensesLicense. IDGet. License. From. Store. New nodes in Enterprise. Ext CSPAdded the following nodes to the Enterprise. Ext CSP Device. Custom. Data Custom. ID, Custome. StringBrightness Default, Max. AutoLed. Alert. Notification State, Intensity, Period, Duty. Cycle, CyclecountNew node in Enterprise. Ext. File. System CSPAdded Oem. Profile node to Enterprise. Ext. File. System CSP. New nodes in Passport. For. Work CSPAdded the following nodes to Passport. For. Work CSP Tenant. IdPoliciesPINComplexityHistory. Tenant. IdPoliciesPINComplexityExpiration. Tenant. IdPoliciesRemoteUse. Remote. Passport only for. DeviceVendorMSFTBiometricsUse. Biometrics only for. DeviceVendorMSFTBiometricsFacial. Features. Use. Enhanced. Anti. Spoofing only for. DeviceVendorMSFTUpdated Enterprise. Assigned. Access CSPHere are the changes to the Enterprise. Assigned. Access CSP In Assigned. Access. XML node, added new page settings and quick action settings. In Assigned. Access. XML node, added an example about how to pin applications in multiple app packages using the AUMID. Updated the Enterprise. Assigned. Access XSD topic. New nodes in the Dev. Detail CSPHere are the changes to the Dev. Detail CSP Added Total. Store and Total. RAM settings. Added support for Replace command for the Device. Name setting. Handling large objects. Added support for the client to handle uploading of large objects to the server. Whats new in Windows 1. Sideloading of apps. Starting in Windows 1. Enterprise. Modern. App. Management CSP. Product keys 5x. Windows 1. 0, version 1. New value for Node. Cache CSPIn Node. Cache CSP, the value of Node. Cache root node starting in Windows 1. MDMNode. Cache. Enterprise. Data. Protection CSPNew CSP. Policy CSPRemoved the following policies Data. ProtectionAllow. Azure. RMSFor. EDP moved this policy to Enterprise. Data. Protection CSPData. ProtectionAllow. User. Decryption moved this policy to Enterprise. Data. Protection CSPData. ProtectionEDPEnforcement. Level moved this policy to Enterprise. Data. Protection CSPData. ProtectionRequire. Protection. Under. Lock. Config moved this policy to Enterprise. Data. Protection CSPData. ProtectionRevoke. On. Unenroll moved this policy to Enterprise. Data. Protection CSPData. ProtectionEnterprise. Cloud. Resources moved this policy to Network. Isolation policy. Data. ProtectionEnterprise. Internal. Proxy. Servers moved this policy to Network. Isolation policy. Data. ProtectionEnterprise. IPRange moved this policy to Network. Isolation policy. Data. ProtectionEnterprise. Network. Domain. Names moved this policy to Network. Isolation policy. Data. ProtectionEnterprise. Proxy. Servers moved this policy to Network. Isolation policy. SecurityAllow. Automatic. Device. Encryption. For. Azure. ADJoined. Devices this policy has been deprecated. Added the Wi. FiAllow. Manual. Wi. Fi. Configuration and Wi. FiAllow. Wi. Fi policies for Windows 1. Windows 1. 0 Pro. Windows 1. 0 Enterprise. Windows 1. 0 Education. Added the following new policies Above. LockAllow. Cortana. Above. Lock. Application. ManagementDisable. Store. Originated. Apps. AuthenticationAllow. Secondary. Authentication. Device. BluetoothAllow. Prepairing. BrowserAllow. Extensions. BrowserPrevent. Access. To. About. Flags. In. Microsoft. Edge. BrowserShow. Message. When. Opening. Sites. In. Internet. Explorer. Delivery. OptimizationDOAbsolute. Max. Cache. Size. Delivery. OptimizationDOMax. Download. Bandwidth. Delivery. OptimizationDOMin. Background. Qo. SDelivery. OptimizationDOModify. Cache. Drive. Delivery. OptimizationDOMonthly. Upload. Data. Cap. Delivery. OptimizationDOPercentage. Max. Download. Bandwidth. Device. LockEnforce. Lock. Screen. And. Logon. Image. Device. LockEnforce. Lock. Screen. Provider. DefenderPUAProtection. ExperienceAllow. Third. Party. Suggestions. In. Windows. Spotlight. ExperienceAllow. Windows. Spotlight. ExperienceConfigure. Windows. Spotlight. On. Lock. Screen. ExperienceDo. Not. Show. Feedback. Notifications. LicensingAllow. Windows. Entitlement. Activation. LicensingDisallow. KMSClient. Online. AVSValidation. Lock. DownAllow. Edge. Swipe. MapsEnable. Offline. Maps. Auto. Update. MapsAllow. Offline. Maps. Download. Over. Metered. Connection. MessagingAllow. Message. Sync. Network. IsolationEnterprise. Cloud. Resources. Network. IsolationEnterprise. Internal. Proxy. Servers. Network. IsolationEnterprise. IPRange. Network. IsolationEnterprise. IPRanges. Are. Authoritative. Network. IsolationEnterprise. Network. Domain. Names. Network. IsolationEnterprise. Proxy. Servers. Network. IsolationEnterprise. Proxy. Servers. Are. Authoritative. Network. IsolationNeutral. Resources. NotificationsDisallow. Notification. Mirroring. RIP, Microsoft Paint. MS Paint, the first app you used for editing images, will probably be killed off in future updates of Windows 1. Paint 3. D. Microsoft lists the 3. Windows 1. 0s next autumn update, a little X marking the end of an era. The app is certainly a relic, from a time when the casual computer user couldnt crack open Photoshop or Skitch or Pixelmator or thousands of web apps. MS Paint cant save image components as layers or vectors its for making flat static images only. It doesnt smooth lines or guess at your best intentions. It does what you tell it and nothing more, faithfully representing the herky jerky motion of drawing freehand with a computer mouse. Its from a time before touch, a time before trackpads. As more sophisticated options appeared, Paints janky aesthetic became a conscious choice. Paint became the metonym for that aesthetic, even if an image was actually created in another app. TV Tropes lists major limitations that came to define a certain look the wobbly freehand lines, awkward color handling, and inappropriate export settings that give Paint its distinctive look. In 2. 01. 4, Gawkers Sam Biddle noted Paints influence on conspiracy theory images, calling the form Chart Brut. In amateur detectives attempts at identifying the Boston Marathon bombers, the simplicity and jaggedness of Paint evokes the crazy wall aesthetic of red string and scribbled notes, apparently without irony. The same year, internet historian Patrick Davison explored Paints influence on the last decade of meme culture, particularly Rage Comics. The outsider art aesthetic feels appropriate to the relatable everyday content, and makes the art form unthreatening. Of course, Paint offered a few features to smooth things out, like the circle and line tools and the fill tool, all used in the stoner comics of the early 1. Crucially, those circles still had jagged curves. The bright colors of stoner comics are flat, as MS Paint didnt support gradients without an elaborate hack. Contrast those pixellated lines with the slick, stylish face from this art tutorial This slickness is built into Paints successor, Paint 3. D. From the moment you start sketching, Paint 3. D smooths out your art. It also supports automatic selection tools and content aware fill to rival Photoshops. By automatically improving art, Paint 3. D hides the process behind the image. Paints sloppiness is probably why rage comics got so popular. Looking at a rage comic, you can tell exactly how it was drawn, and how you might draw one yourself. By delivering exactly what the artist draws, MS Paint forms an image that the viewer can mentally reverse engineer and imitate. Unless you go absolutely nuts with it. Reddit user Toweringhorizon painstakingly assembled the drawing To a Little Radio using MS Paint tools like the oil brush, stretching the medium while maintaining a pixelated look. Its one of the top submissions to MS Paint subreddit, a beautiful collaborative art gallery. Scrolling through this art feels like flipping through the sketchbook of the most artistic kid in high school. Theres an accepted roughness, a desired minimalism. For example, the exquisite raindrops in the work above are reflected in a flat, featureless tabletop. Like a transistor radio, Paint might be showing its age, but this tenacious little gadget should not be underestimated. To a Little Radio doesnt even come close to testing Paints limits. As we say goodbye to the app that shaped an era, let us watch this bizarrely soundtracked time lapse of drawing Santa Claus in MS Paint on Windows 7 over the course of 5. We can only believe this is real because faking it would be even harder.
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