When looking at the registry key on a client under the Policies key we can see that the values are of different type. wim and in the Configuration Manager Antimalware policy we create an exclusion for. It can be illustrated easy by creating a Group Policy that applies an exclusion for. Both will work so this is more a cosmetic error and basically only visible under Group Policy Result in GPMC. That is the reason why the error “Registry Value…… is of unexpected type.
The reason for this is that Configuration Manager writes the values that you set in a policy as DWORD but the Group Policy will write the values as String instead. When managing Windows Defender on Windows 10 with Configuration Manager you will see an error when you use the Group Policy Management Console to view the Group Policy Result on a computer.
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