Problems with User Rights

Hi..
I am a newbie with WinXP..i have burnt an image with
necesary stuff..now the client wants to have user
rights..i.e. user shd not be able to modify and view
admins docs..its happening now..which module am i
missing..or did i miss something else..
any help will be appricited..
thanks
sid

"Sid" <sid@inducomp.com> wrote in
news:00c501c33bfe$2ae30980$a301280a@phx.gbl:

> Hi..
> I am a newbie with WinXP..i have burnt an image with
> necesary stuff..now the client wants to have user
> rights..i.e. user shd not be able to modify and view
> admins docs..its happening now..which module am i
> missing..or did i miss something else..
> any help will be appricited..

Make sure your users aren't part of the Admin group, and that the group(s)
they are in have the correct rights. You might also want to look at local
policies, and unless this is a problem with XPE, you might want to ask
about this in a regular XP newsgroup.

--
--Jon, MS

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.

Thanks jon..
well this is with reference to winXPe..
now heres more detailed explanation..
I am trying to create various accounts on winXPe ..users
and admin..the users right now have access to admin's
documents..and system files..which I do not want to
allow..and also when i log in as an admin and go to
sharing and security..the security tab is missing..am I
missing some module??or is it with FAT?? we are using
Compact Flash cards for the images..
thanks for ur help
sid

>-----Original Message-----
>"Sid" <sid@inducomp.com> wrote in
>news:00c501c33bfe$2ae30980$a301280a@phx.gbl:
>
>> Hi..
>> I am a newbie with WinXP..i have burnt an image with
>> necesary stuff..now the client wants to have user
>> rights..i.e. user shd not be able to modify and view
>> admins docs..its happening now..which module am i
>> missing..or did i miss something else..
>> any help will be appricited..
>
>Make sure your users aren't part of the Admin group, and
that the group(s)
>they are in have the correct rights. You might also
want to look at local
>policies, and unless this is a problem with XPE, you
might want to ask
>about this in a regular XP newsgroup.
>
>--
>--Jon, MS
>
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no
>rights.
>.
>