You need to block users from installing programs in Windows 10. Of the following, what tool should you select?

To effectively block users from installing programs in Windows 10, the appropriate tool to use is the Group Policy Editor, which is accessed through gpedit.msc. This tool allows administrators to manage various settings and configurations for Windows operating systems.

By using gpedit.msc, an admin can navigate to specific policies under "User Configuration" or "Computer Configuration" and find options related to software restrictions or application control policies. This can enforce rules such as preventing software installation entirely, restricting specific programs, or designating trusted applications.

The other options do not serve this purpose. For instance, wf.msc refers to Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, which is focused on configuring firewall settings rather than software installation control. IKEv2 is a protocol used for implementing VPN connections, not related to user permissions for installations. WIP (Windows Information Protection) is concerned with data protection and preventing data leakage, rather than controlling the installation of programs. These distinctions highlight why gpedit.msc is the correct tool for blocking users from installing programs on Windows 10.