diff --git a/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/Windows Copilot.md b/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/*Windows Copilot.md
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rename from Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/Windows Copilot.md
rename to Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/*Windows Copilot.md
index 1de4bff..6941c8a 100644
--- a/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/Windows Copilot.md	
+++ b/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/*Windows Copilot.md	
@@ -2,4 +2,6 @@
 
 `User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Copilot`
 
+**This somehow still doesn't show up in the latest policy template
+
 - Turn off Windows Copilot -> Enabled
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diff --git a/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/Windows Defender SmartScreen.md b/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/Windows Defender SmartScreen.md
index 2dcaaae..69b0418 100644
--- a/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/Windows Defender SmartScreen.md	
+++ b/Group Policies Objects/Default Domain Policy/Windows Defender SmartScreen.md	
@@ -3,10 +3,4 @@
 `Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Defender SmartScreen`
 
 - Enhanced Phishing Protection -> Service Enabled -> Disabled (**Does not show on Windows Server 2022 by default**)
-
-**For a corporate scenario or when you cannot trust the user you are configuring it for and you choose to have SmartScreen enabled, do the followings:**,
-
-- Explorer -> Configure Windows Defender SmartScreen -> Enabled -> Warn and prevent bypass
-- Microsoft Edge -> Prevent bypassing Windows Defender SmartScreen prompts for sites -> Enabled
-
-There is also Explorer -> Configure App Install Control that you might want to look into. Probably theatre though, it doesn't appear to block anything, or anything meaningful at least.
+- Microsoft Edge -> Configure Windows Defender SmartScreen -> Disabled