Local policy per-user on XP client

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I want to limit a certain user's posibilities to run
programs, connecting to network resources etc. on a
specific XP client by setting local group policies. The
changes in policy seem to affect every user of this
client, even the administrator. How can I change policy
settings on a per-user level? The client is not a member
of a domain.

 

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You can't. Join a domain. Or set the registry entries manually.

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<thatloe@sbm.no> wrote in message news:2724101c4635c$7006c750$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> I want to limit a certain user's posibilities to run
> programs, connecting to network resources etc. on a
> specific XP client by setting local group policies. The
> changes in policy seem to affect every user of this
> client, even the administrator. How can I change policy
> settings on a per-user level? The client is not a member
> of a domain.

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize (More info?)

That's the purpose of Local Policy - if you want customized Policies,
based on Profile Type, follow David's suggestion - build/join the
domain, use Group Policies or even better, Active Directory.

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<thatloe@sbm.no> wrote in message
news:2724101c4635c$7006c750$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> I want to limit a certain user's posibilities to run
> programs, connecting to network resources etc. on a
> specific XP client by setting local group policies. The
> changes in policy seem to affect every user of this
> client, even the administrator. How can I change policy
> settings on a per-user level? The client is not a member
> of a domain.