USB is not available in NT 4.
Why not just "disable" USB in the BIOS? If you truely need USB, for a short
time, you could always "re-enable" it later?
Y.
"Ahmed Nour" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Iam working Within Win2k Advanced Server Domain.we have
> different types of workstations(nt 4.0,Win 2000,winXP).
> my problem is how to prevent users from copying data to
> the usb drives or H.D.D ,because I have disovered that
> they could make their own H.D.D as a slave then they could
> copy some urgent and secret data,or also they could
> transfer data into any usb drives,and I do not want to
> disable the usb drive because they use it for printing
> eventhough I disable the the auto detection(option of
> motherboard)and set the non connected IDE to none
>
> Help Will be Appreciated.
> Best Regards
> Ahmed Nour
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