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I manage several computers running WinXP-Pro that the public have access to.
As you can image, everyone seems to want to experiment with someone elses
computer.
It is my understanding that there is a way to lock or disable the Regedit
functionality (prevents Regedit from being run).
Can some one walk me through this? Is this an edit of the Registry itself
or a Policy setting?
Thanks
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin (More info?)
Lexus wrote:
> I manage several computers running WinXP-Pro that the public have
> access to. As you can image, everyone seems to want to experiment with
> someone elses computer.
> It is my understanding that there is a way to lock or disable the
> Regedit functionality (prevents Regedit from being run).
> Can some one walk me through this? Is this an edit of the Registry
> itself or a Policy setting?
> Thanks
You can set very fine-grained permissions for users/user groups by using
the Group Policy Editor. Start>Run gpedit.msc [enter]
Be careful with the Group Policy Editor - it is possible to lock
yourself out. For more specific questions regarding Group Policy usage,
here's a newsgroup where you can post:
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See www.dougknox.com, Win XP Utilities, Windows XP Security Console. This restriction, and many others, can be managed on a per-user basis.
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"Lexus" <Lexus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FB5B2860-793F-405A-AFF4-F87139158753@microsoft.com...
>I manage several computers running WinXP-Pro that the public have access to.
> As you can image, everyone seems to want to experiment with someone elses
> computer.
> It is my understanding that there is a way to lock or disable the Regedit
> functionality (prevents Regedit from being run).
> Can some one walk me through this? Is this an edit of the Registry itself
> or a Policy setting?
> Thanks
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