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# Disable Rule

The **Disable Rule** feature on the Registry page allows users to **deactivate a rule** that was previously created and enabled. When a rule is disabled, the system will **stop applying the defined logic or policy**, and any matching conditions will **no longer be evaluated or executed** by the system.

* Go to the **Tag Immutability** tab, locate the data or tag you want to disable → Click the **More** button on that data/tag → Select **Disable** to deactivate the rule.

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* Locate the data or tag you want to disable → Click the **More** button on that data/tag → Select **Disable** to deactivate the rule → After clicking **Disable**, the system will display a **Disable Rule** confirmation notification → Click the **Yes** button.

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* After the user clicks the **Yes** button on the **Disable Rule** confirmation, the system will display the notification **"Tags has been successfully updated"**, indicating that the rule has been successfully deactivated.

{% hint style="success" %}
In the **Tag Immutability** table, disabled rules are marked with a **red icon featuring an exclamation mark**, as shown in the illustration. This red icon indicates that the rule is currently **disabled**
{% endhint %}

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