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How to I give users rights on an NT Workstation to adjust the clock? (What registry key is it?) what I’m trying to accomplish is using the NET TIME/S \\SERVER /Y command to have all the times in sync with each other.

What is the registry key to disable in 95/98/NT:

Control Panel
Start Button
Drive C:
Drive A:
Run Command
Display Properties (so they can’t add screen savers)

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the best way to set the time is durning a logon script see MS tech net Q131715 for instructions on how to set up server and clients, if you don’t have tech net email me and I’ll send you the doc. for the other stuff use poledit to restrict access.
hope this helps

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I already knew that, I am using a Virus Updater program written in PB/DLL 6.0 that I wish to add this command in but the problem is NT Workstations don’t have rights but that is fixed now 🙂

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the net command line is
Net time \\servername /set /yes
as for all the other stuff Poledit (just do asearch on the server).

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Already knew that, look above.

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The net time command should work from a logon script with no modification given that the script runs in the “System” context. That is usually the best place to run it.

As for the rest they are standard settings available in the Zero Admin Kit as.adm files. I can’t recall, you may need to edit the .adm to get exactly the “hide drive” you are looking for, but it says right inside the .adm how to do that.

There is a .adm on the http://www.winntmag.com site that lets you specify screen saver!

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I want to use the NET TIME command.

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The answer to setting your Privileges is to the User Manager, Policies Menu, User Rights, and scroll down to Change System Clock, by default only Administrators (and Server Operators) can change the setting, so ADD the Users Group, or Domain Users, or even Everyone, and then the Logon scripts will run fine.

There may also be a utility in the Resource Kit called Timeserv see TechNet Q131715
which offers an alternative strategy to Time Synchronisation.

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Great!!!! any help on the other requests? Disabiling Control Panel/Run Command etc?

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In addition, I used a small utility called TARDIS (probably a trademark infringement), but it worked very well on NT (wkstn & server) and Windows 95. I used the Proxy server to collect the time from known good Internet sources and pointed all the clients at the internal server interface.

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