Security
Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 05:28:19 -0700
hiya every body,
i want to restrict my limited user to view or change my
display properties....such as right clicking on desktop
and going to properties......also wana remove the RUN
comand frm that account...i have removed it by going to
task-bar properties.....but any one can bring it back the
same way......these to are major probs....but if any one
also can tell me how to disable the access of control
panel to the limited users...
provided: there are only three users two are ADMINISTRATOR
accounts (one of them is that which is created by
default), and the other is LIMITED USER account.....guest
account is set to off......
plz reply to me as soon as any body can have som thin to
tell me.......c ya later then.....cheerzzzzz....byeeee
Relevant Pages
- Re: giving privileges to limited user accounts
... >> with admin accounts, but not with limited accounts, you can fix it ... >> to allow limited users to access the program files folder ... >>> still as a limited user account and at the same time ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - Re: giving privileges to limited user accounts
... accessing musicmatch in a limited user account ... >admin accounts, but not with limited accounts, you can ... i'm one of the computer administrators for our home ... >> still as a limited user account and at the same time ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - re: giving privileges to limited user accounts
... accessing musicmatch in a limited user account ... >admin accounts, but not with limited accounts, you can ... i'm one of the computer administrators for our home ... >> still as a limited user account and at the same time ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - Re: How do I give limited users accounts access to certain programs in XP Pro?
... Quite simply, the application doesn't "know" how to handle individual user profiles with differing security permissions levels, or the application is designed to make to make changes to "off-limits" sections of the Windows registry or protected Windows system folders. ... saved data are often stored in a sub-folder under the application's folder within C:\Program Files - a place where no inexperienced or limited user should ever have write permissions. ... If this does prove to be the case, however, you're often left with three options: Either grant the necessary users appropriate higher access privileges, explicitly grant normal users elevated privileges to the affected folders and/or partor the registry, or replace the application with one that was properly designed specifically for WinNT/2K/XP. ... limited accounts, you can fix it to allow limited users to access the ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - granting limited users rights to run programs
... >have two children using the computer with limited user ... >When you go into the limited user accounts and try and ... >adminstrator rights to use the game. ... admin or limited at the time. ...
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