Re: Block Toolbars

From: brooster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Brooster)
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 11:50:37 -0700

Does users have admin priviliges?

There is a GPO that prohibit software that will install as a user.

Computer Config/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Windows Install

Prohibit User Installs

To deal with software already installed, you could have a script that deletes them from %username%/Application Data/etc

.

References:
- Block Toolbars
  - From: cyberseeds

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