Group Policies/Computer Configuration/System/Windows Time Service.md

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-# Windows Time Service
-
-`Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Windows Time Service`
-
-Enable Windows NTP Client -> Disabled (**Read my notes on Date & Time. I am disabling time sync here because it is already handled by my guest agent**.)

Group Policies/Computer Configuration/Windows Components/Microsoft account.md

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-# Microsoft account
-
-`Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Microsoft account`
-
-- Block all consumer Microsoft account user authentication -> Enabled

Group Policies/Computer Configuration/Windows Components/Network Protection.md

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 `Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Microsoft Defender Antivirus\Microsoft Defender Exploit Guard\Network Protection`
 
-This settings controls whether Network protection is allowed to be configured into block or audit mode on Windows -> Enabled (Only relevant if running Windows Server)
 Prevent users and apps from accessing dangerous websites -> Enabled -> Block

Group Policies/Computer Configuration/Windows Components/Windows Messenger.md

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 `Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Messenger`
 
-**Old and very likely to be obsolete.**
+**This looks quite old so I am not sure if they apply to modern Windows versions or not. It doesn't hurt to set them either ways.**
 
 - Do not allow Windows Messenger to be run -> Enabled

Windows Settings/Date & Time.md

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-# Date & Time
-
-Windows uses NTP for time synchronization, which is not secure due to the lack of encryption and authentication. If you are running bare metal, I recommend that you setup a VM to sync time using NTS, then use it as the NTP server for Windows. If you are running a VM (Parallels in my case), just disable network time synchronization and let the guest agent sync time from the host.