Seeing that no one uses SEP for application whitelisting (and I'm beginning to understand why...), let's move on to another topic. One more directly related to this list's charter.
I'm working with a client who has deployed software via GPO for a long time. We have one package we're trying to work with that behaves for all the world like it was deployed via assignment to users. Uninstall the beast and it still has a start menu icon which, if you click it, it reaches out to the network installation point and puts it back on. This is classic deployment via GPO assignment to users, right? Trouble is, there is no GPO that currently assigns this software to users. It may be that the offending GPO was deleted some time ago and did not have the "Uninstall this application when it falls out of the scope of management" flag set. Does this sound plausible? If so, how do we eliminate the offending start menu shortcut? I can always remove the network installation point, but I'd like to clean it up 100% properly. Any ideas? Thanks, Richard S
