As Administrator, can I restrict other uses from accessing the Control Panel
to change settings such as display, etc.?

We are having a big problem with secondary users changing the desktop
settings.
Any suggestions?

Hi Lori,

Group Policy will do it. You can lock down access to most of the settings
of each control panel applet.

Ideally, you would be doing it accross the domain on aWindows 2003 domain
controller. Open the Group Policy Managemt Console. Create a new GPO and
link it to the domain or OU as appropriate.

If you have a peer-peer network, you will need to edit the local group
policy on each machine. For windows XP, Start > RUN > gpedit.msc

Hope this helps,

David

"Lori" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> As Administrator, can I restrict other uses from accessing the Control
> Panel
> to change settings such as display, etc.?
>
> We are having a big problem with secondary users changing the desktop
> settings.
> Any suggestions?