The following recording and prohibition features of the client (CT) do not operate in Windows Store apps for Windows(R) 8 or Windows Server(R) 2012 or later:
Web upload log
FTP operation (upload/download)
Clipboard operation log
Printed page count
Use the policy to configure collection of the application startup log, application termination log, and window title obtaining log as backup operations for restricted features.
Refer to "2.4.1.1 Log Collection Operation (Windows)" for details on how to set the policy.
Print prohibition
FTP server connection prohibition
Web upload prohibition
Clipboard operation prohibition
Use the policy to set Windows Store apps in the startup prohibition application as backup operations for restricted features.
Refer to "2.4.1.7 Application" for details on how to set the policy.
Application startup prohibition can be set per process. Therefore, if a common process will run multiple applications, such as Windows Store apps, you cannot set startup prohibition per application. You can prohibit startup of all Windows Store apps by setting startup prohibition for the common process.
The application startup log and application termination log are obtained per process. Therefore, if a common process will run multiple applications, such as Windows Store apps, you cannot identify the application from the startup log and termination log. Also use the window title obtaining log to identify the application.
The application termination log is obtained per process. Depending on how a Windows Store app is terminated, only the window may close, without the process terminating. In this case, the application termination log will not be obtained because the application is running in the background.
