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by mikedyne Accepted solution
I would guess would be to set up boot passwords on those machines you deem mission critical, and only tell those users who need them the password.
What about adding all the users that shouldn't use those PCs to a group in AD, then setting the NTFS settings of C:\ to DENY these users any access?
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by cmiller5400 Accepted solution
Changing NTFS permissions doesn't disallow them access to the system, it just means they can't access the file(s).
Theoretically you could do that, but when the user logs in, they are going to see some error messages as they log in. It is even possible that the machine will lock up to the point that it will need to be rebooted hard. Why bother with tinkering with NTFS to "lock out" specific users when you can accomplish the same thing at the login screen? Restrict them in local security policy, and remove them from the local security groups.
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