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restricting downloads on limited account in windows xp pro
simply (lol) what i want to do from the administrator side is restrict download permission on the limited account on the xp pro box. this computer is a standalone computer not set up to be on a network.
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10th Feb 2007
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Windows XP does not contain any native tool for blocking downloads unless you use it as a member in a domain controller.
While if its a stand alone system try some tools like folder guard, here you need to block the access for temporary internet files folder of that particular profile so that when that guy logs in and try to download files using IE it shall say access denied, in the same way you need to add the paths for mozilla, opera and netscape if used in folder guard paths
While if its a stand alone system try some tools like folder guard, here you need to block the access for temporary internet files folder of that particular profile so that when that guy logs in and try to download files using IE it shall say access denied, in the same way you need to add the paths for mozilla, opera and netscape if used in folder guard paths
11th Feb 2007
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Use Group Policy
Even if your computer is a standalone computer, you can set up a Group Policy. Go to the command prompt and type in gpedit.msc.
Go to Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Internet Control Panel - Security Page - Internet Zone. You need to configure the entry 'Allow file downloads' and set it to 0.
Go to Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Internet Control Panel - Security Page - Internet Zone. You need to configure the entry 'Allow file downloads' and set it to 0.
11th Feb 2007
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i want to do something similar but woud like to restrict and internet download by the file size.
is there any tools that will give me this option withouth using linux?
is there any tools that will give me this option withouth using linux?
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