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I'm trying to set up several PC's for a group, they're wanting for the users to be able to run a couple of programs, but not change any Windows settings (username, password, IE settings, and more adv stuff) I would like to find a program that is safe and free of charge to do that. Opinions?
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by inventor96 Accepted solution
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by tobif Accepted solution
If not, group policies may still be what you need, provided these pcs have "professional" versions of Windows.
by inventor96 Accepted solution
Unfortunatly, they are not on a domain. And it would cost too much to get a Domain Controler, etc.
by tobif Accepted solution
As I wrote in my first answer, if you have "professional" OS, then you may still use policies, but enforced locally.
However, for this to be meaningful, the users should not have "administrator" privileges.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Is something like Deep Freeze
Set it to return the computer to it's original condition on the restart. ;)
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by sue t Accepted solution
are the computers running? If it is one of the pro versions of windows you may be able to set some of those things in the local security policy.
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