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by omesh

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I need help.

My PC is connected to a network with Windows NT being the main operating system.
That means that everyone who has a username and password and who also are apart of the Domain has access to my PC.

I want to restrict access to mostpeople who are apart of the domain.
I only want myself and the network administrator to have access to my PC.

Any suggestions?

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by mphoffar

Your best bet is to go into user namager and create a new group with only yourself in it or add yourself into the local administrator group.

Then you want to edit the user rights (under policies) and remove either all the groups except administrators and add in the one you created for yourself or just leave administrators if you added yourself there.

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by mcarrara

Have you thought about putting a power on password in the BIOS?

I think this would be the most secure method, but it would require an extra step for you when you powered on the PC

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