When I went through the steps I get the response that the administrator doesn't allow sign in with that account. However, I have not even entered an account yet. I'm just at the windows login screen. What am I missing?
@@3NCodeGamingDoes enabling this mean users can only use google apps on their windows machine or can you allow them to install third party apps? Can you also put a password for new app installs?
@@portman8909No, so GCPW lets windows let you use google as a login option. You have to whitelist your admin account if you already have one set on your windows machine. Example: say your admin account user name is IT-admin. In Google Admin you would white list that for admin perms. If you do not whitelist this account it will not show up and you wont be able to perform administrative tasks. Once you have your admin account setup, you need Windows Pro, Enterprise, or Education for full management, otherwise you will only be able to set up logging in with Google.(Make sure your Google plan includes windows management, I don’t believe all of them do) I personally have not played with full Windows management with GCPW, from what I have seen, it will let you install and manage the machines. Even if you don’t have full Management set up, users can still log in with Google. They can download exe and launch them but they will promot a password or pin from admin. I assume if you fully have it enabled you can do this remotely with no user interaction needed.
Great Video! Do you have any more videos like on how to push application using custom settings in Windows Device Management.
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When I went through the steps I get the response that the administrator doesn't allow sign in with that account. However, I have not even entered an account yet. I'm just at the windows login screen. What am I missing?
You have to run the google task. Go to task scheduler on your admin windows account. Find both google tasks and hit run. This should fix the issue.
@@3NCodeGamingDoes enabling this mean users can only use google apps on their windows machine or can you allow them to install third party apps? Can you also put a password for new app installs?
@@portman8909No, so GCPW lets windows let you use google as a login option. You have to whitelist your admin account if you already have one set on your windows machine. Example: say your admin account user name is IT-admin. In Google Admin you would white list that for admin perms. If you do not whitelist this account it will not show up and you wont be able to perform administrative tasks. Once you have your admin account setup, you need Windows Pro, Enterprise, or Education for full management, otherwise you will only be able to set up logging in with Google.(Make sure your Google plan includes windows management, I don’t believe all of them do)
I personally have not played with full Windows management with GCPW, from what I have seen, it will let you install and manage the machines.
Even if you don’t have full Management set up, users can still log in with Google. They can download exe and launch them but they will promot a password or pin from admin. I assume if you fully have it enabled you can do this remotely with no user interaction needed.