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Author: KnifMelti

README.md

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 ### Default install location
 By default, scripts and components will be placed in "Program Files" location (inside a Winget-AutoUpdate folder).
 
+## Settings
+Post installation: all settings can be managed via the **WAU Settings (Administrator)** shortcut installed if `STARTMENUSHORTCUT=1` is set during installation (if not set `WAU-Settings-GUI.ps1` can be run manually as an **Administrator**)
+
 ## Update WAU
 ### Manual Update
 Same process as new installation.
@@ -144,7 +147,7 @@ Default value 0. Set `BYPASSLISTFORUSERS=1` to bypass Black/White list when run
 Set `DESKTOPSHORTCUT=1` to create a shortcut for user interaction on the Desktop to run task `Winget-AutoUpdate`
 
 ### STARTMENUSHORTCUT
-Set `STARTMENUSHORTCUT=1` to create shortcuts for user interaction in the Start Menu to run task `Winget-AutoUpdate` and open Logs.
+Set `STARTMENUSHORTCUT=1` to create shortcuts for user interaction in the Start Menu to **Run WAU** (run task `Winget-AutoUpdate`), **Open Logs**, start **WAU App Installer** or **WAU Settings (Administrator)**.
 
 ### NOTIFICATIONLEVEL
 Specify the Notification level: Full (Default, displays all notification), SuccessOnly (Only displays notification for success) or None (Does not show any popup).

Sources/Policies/README.md

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 # WAU Administration Template
 
-In an enterprise environment, it's crucial that different groups can have different settings in applications or implement other mandatory settings for security/management reasons. **WAU** doesn't have any settings that can be changed except during installation (or by editing the registry/the `Winget-AutoUpdate` task as **Admin**). However, with the use of **ADML/ADMX** files, you can manage every **WAU** setting from within **GPO** or **Intune policies**.
+In an enterprise environment, it's crucial that different groups can have different settings in applications or implement other mandatory settings for security/management reasons.
+
+With the use of **ADML/ADMX** files, you can manage every **WAU** setting from within **GPO** or **Intune policies**.
 
 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/102996177/213920242-7ff8e2b4-d926-4407-b860-1e5922e29c3e.png)