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Nick
I have seen various pieces of information regarding Group
Policy when searching on the Internet. Many say there are
work arounds to setting individual policies on each user,
but nobody seems to know or be willing to tell how to
accomplish that. I am using XP Pro on my own pc, although
on a network, the policies would be in effect only on my
machine. An article on Microsoft's site explains how to
set group policy for non-administrative users, but when I
have gone through that process, it applies only to the one
user that I administrative account that I have applied the
changes in. All other admin accounts are blocked from
access to the disabled features. The article number is:
293655. I understand that the article is for Win 2000
Pro, but I figure enough of the basics should stay the
same for this to work. Also, I have seen that Doug Knox
has some software that can help with this. Not that I
don't want or need the software, but I would like to know
how to do this manually as well if it is possible. Can
anyone provide assistance with this matter? I would
greatly appreciate it.
Policy when searching on the Internet. Many say there are
work arounds to setting individual policies on each user,
but nobody seems to know or be willing to tell how to
accomplish that. I am using XP Pro on my own pc, although
on a network, the policies would be in effect only on my
machine. An article on Microsoft's site explains how to
set group policy for non-administrative users, but when I
have gone through that process, it applies only to the one
user that I administrative account that I have applied the
changes in. All other admin accounts are blocked from
access to the disabled features. The article number is:
293655. I understand that the article is for Win 2000
Pro, but I figure enough of the basics should stay the
same for this to work. Also, I have seen that Doug Knox
has some software that can help with this. Not that I
don't want or need the software, but I would like to know
how to do this manually as well if it is possible. Can
anyone provide assistance with this matter? I would
greatly appreciate it.