ISE Authorization Policy Register Device Problem

Dear all.
I have some problem about register device in ISE. I have to check registered device before access the network. But in register device process. I  don't like to install Native Supplicant or any program in the device .  I need to register device only and check it again to access the network.
Can I reject the process of ISE about Native Supplicant after register device in the ISE System.
Thank You.
Toon

 this is not supported,Supplicant (naive/NAC) can check the host registry, processes, applications, and services,can be used to perform Windows updates or antivirus and antispyware definition updates, launch qualified remediation programs, distribute files uploaded to the Cisco ISE server, distribute web site links to web sites in order for users to download files to fix their system, or simply distribute information and instructions.

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