Disable Shutdown in guest and Log on screen

[Guest]

Hi

Does anybody knows how to disable the shutdown, restart or hibernate function in the guest account and the Logon screen? I'm using Windows XP Home Edition and I am the administrator. Please help me because this computer will be used by many guests and i don't want that they can stop my kazaa downloads by shutting the computer down. One more thing, is it thru that the internet connection will be disconnected if I turn the computer to standby

Please help me!!!

Thanks in advance
Firqin

 

[Rehan]

Start->Run.
Type: secpol.msc
and press OK

This opens the Local Security Settings

Goto: Security Settings->Local policies->User Rights Assignment

On the right hand window locate: Shut down the system

Double click and remove Users from the list, making sure that in the
remaining items in the list you have Administrators. Apply


Rehan

Hi,

Does anybody knows how to disable the shutdown, restart or hibernate

function in the guest account and the Logon screen? I'm using Windows XP
Home Edition and I am the administrator. Please help me because this
computer will be used by many guests and i don't want that they can stop my
kazaa downloads by shutting the computer down. One more thing, is it thru
that the internet connection will be disconnected if I turn the computer to
standby?

 

[Rehan]

To remove Shutdown from the logon screen:

Do the same above procedure but goto:

Security Settings->Local policies->Security Options

Locate "Shutdown: Allow system to be shutdown without having to log on"

Double click and select Disable. Apply



Rehan

 

[Guest]

windows couldn't find secpol.msc


Firqi

----- Rehan wrote: ----

To remove Shutdown from the logon screen

Do the same above procedure but goto

Security Settings->Local policies->Security Option

Locate "Shutdown: Allow system to be shutdown without having to log on

Double click and select Disable. Appl



Reha

Start->Run
Type: secpol.ms
and press O

This opens the Local Security Setting
Goto: Security Settings->Local policies->User Rights Assignmen
On the right hand window locate: Shut down the syste
Double click and remove Users from the list, making sure that in th

remaining items in the list you have Administrators. Appl

 

[Rehan]

Oh I see. XP Home doesnt have secpol.msc
Dont despair... help is at hand.
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_securityconsole.htm