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C:\Windows>netsh nap client set enforcement ? set enforcement [ID = ] id [ADMIN = ] ENABLE|DISABLE Enables or disables enforcement clients. You can specify one or more enforcement clients, but you must specify at least one. By default, all enforcement clients are disabled. Id - the identifier for the Quarantine Enforcement Client (QEC). Examples: set enforcement ID = 67213 ADMIN = "DISABLE"

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