Re: How can I start regedit after policy active

Probably the best way for a non domain computer is to use the free Shared
Computer Toolkit to do what you want.

Steve

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sharedaccess/default.mspx

"Anushet Shotiratana" <AnushetShotiratana@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
in message news:3A7FA57E-4972-46A2-93A7-933F1234E9AC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Previously, I found that after I enable the restrict user to open
gpedit.msc
in the policy. I who is the administrator also unable to open gpedit.msc.
This time I'm sure that if I enable the "Prevent access to the registry
editing tools". I'll uanble to start regedit again.

how can I force this policy only the users?

All my pcs is not in the domain controler


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