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I have been tasked with figuring out why devices on a dock are being blocked before a user logs in. For example, they can not use their mouse or keyboard on the desk, they have to log in using the laptops built in keyboard and mouse.

I have found a lot of information on here about disabling them in generalIt turns out the culprit is DMA protection. We want this configured, but nothing that can assist withso I am not willing to just the login screendisable this.

Is it true that simply finding a DMA compliant driver for devices like keyboards and mice will allow them to work prior to login?

Also, does anything exist for me to locally mark this device as allowed for testing?

Thank you for any assistance you could provide.

I have been tasked with figuring out why devices on a dock are being blocked before a user logs in. For example, they can not use their mouse or keyboard on the desk, they have to log in using the laptops keyboard and mouse.

I have found a lot of information on here about disabling them in general, but nothing that can assist with just the login screen.

Is it true that simply finding a DMA compliant driver for devices like keyboards and mice will allow them to work prior to login?

Also, does anything exist for me to locally mark this device as allowed for testing?

Thank you for any assistance you could provide.

I have been tasked with figuring out why devices on a dock are being blocked before a user logs in. For example, they can not use their mouse or keyboard on the desk, they have to log in using the laptops built in keyboard and mouse.

It turns out the culprit is DMA protection. We want this configured, so I am not willing to just disable this.

Is it true that simply finding a DMA compliant driver for devices like keyboards and mice will allow them to work prior to login?

Also, does anything exist for me to locally mark this device as allowed for testing?

Thank you for any assistance you could provide.

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I have been tasked with disabling all USBfiguring out why devices untilon a dock are being blocked before a user logs in on windows 10. OnceFor example, they are logged incan not use their mouse or keyboard on the desk, all usb devices should work as normalthey have to log in using the laptops keyboard and mouse.

I have found a lot of information on here about disabling them in general, but nothing that can assist with just the login screen.

Is it true that simply finding a DMA compliant driver for devices like keyboards and mice will allow them to work prior to login?

Also, does anything exist for me to locally mark this device as allowed for testing?

Thank you for any assistance you could provide.

I have been tasked with disabling all USB devices until a user logs in on windows 10. Once they are logged in, all usb devices should work as normal.

I have found a lot of information on here about disabling them in general, but nothing that can assist with just the login screen.

Thank you for any assistance you could provide.

I have been tasked with figuring out why devices on a dock are being blocked before a user logs in. For example, they can not use their mouse or keyboard on the desk, they have to log in using the laptops keyboard and mouse.

I have found a lot of information on here about disabling them in general, but nothing that can assist with just the login screen.

Is it true that simply finding a DMA compliant driver for devices like keyboards and mice will allow them to work prior to login?

Also, does anything exist for me to locally mark this device as allowed for testing?

Thank you for any assistance you could provide.

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Block USB Devices at login screen, allow all other times

I have been tasked with disabling all USB devices until a user logs in on windows 10. Once they are logged in, all usb devices should work as normal.

I have found a lot of information on here about disabling them in general, but nothing that can assist with just the login screen.

Thank you for any assistance you could provide.