Secure Windows XP - using C drive NTFS permissions - but through a

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I have locked down C drives using local security NTFS settings before, and
the system worked OK. I don't care if users read from the drive, I just want
them to not write to the drive.
So I am just wondering if this can be done from gpo.

Anyone in this group know?
 
There is a VB script which will restore the default permissions to an NTFS
drive. I forget the URL, but you should be able to find it on technet. This
sets permissions where limited users are 'pigeonholed' into their own
profile.
 

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