1) DisallowRun (registry key) - shutdown.exe
2) If in XP Pro you can set in local policies
3) Disable the registry editing tool (regedit) & add the registry key to disable it that
way too
Do registry tweaks for CURRENT USER not LOCAL MACHINE though or you'll disable it for
everyone
thank u Newbie Coder
I have googled that topic, but it's a strange thing:
I login as adminstrator, modify the registry, then restart the
computer. The admin's start menu's shutdow is disabled, but when I
login as a Guest, the shutdown button is there, nothing has been
changed.
If you do as current user then it will be for the user you've logged in as.
Go in as administrator, create the registry entries then use the Registry menu | Export
Registry Key...
Delete those entries in administrator, copy to guest desktop (C:\Documents and
Settings\Guest\Desktop) & double-click them to enter them in the registry.
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