G Guest Jun 28, 2004 #1 Is there anything similar to the Floplock.exe that was in the NT Resource Kit on Windows XP?
J joust in jest Jun 28, 2004 #2 start => run => type "mmc" to create Microsoft Management Console File => add/remove snap-in click "add" button Highlight "Group Policy" and click "add" button, click "finish" button, click "close" button, click "OK" button. Go to Computer Configuration => Windows Settings => Security Settings => Security Options, right-click "Devices: Restrict floppy access to locally logged-on users only", click "Properties" and change "Disabled" to "Enabled". steve
start => run => type "mmc" to create Microsoft Management Console File => add/remove snap-in click "add" button Highlight "Group Policy" and click "add" button, click "finish" button, click "close" button, click "OK" button. Go to Computer Configuration => Windows Settings => Security Settings => Security Options, right-click "Devices: Restrict floppy access to locally logged-on users only", click "Properties" and change "Disabled" to "Enabled". steve
G Guest Jun 30, 2004 #4 but he was asking as to win xp, hence this newsgroup. and no there isn't a win xp resource kit that he could get. it is referred to in some kb articles but was never publicly released and the win 2k rk may not work well in xp as there are some big differences under the hood as far as security policies are concerned
but he was asking as to win xp, hence this newsgroup. and no there isn't a win xp resource kit that he could get. it is referred to in some kb articles but was never publicly released and the win 2k rk may not work well in xp as there are some big differences under the hood as far as security policies are concerned
J Jetro Jun 30, 2004 #5 Certainly. Part of my NT4 RK Suppl.1 perfectly works on W2k and Xp and the services work better than the executables.
Certainly. Part of my NT4 RK Suppl.1 perfectly works on W2k and Xp and the services work better than the executables.
