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by cg it
by cg it
by jrhinehart
by quintar51
by jrhinehart
by dont-bother
Microsoft did it again! I was sure surprised when I read the docs on Users vs Power Users also.
This applies both to XP and Win2k.
Unfortunatley there ARE ONLY two options:
1.) (Easiest) make students Power Users, then restrict what few rights Power Users have that you don't want Students to have.
2.) (harder - more options to change) make students Users, then Add what rights you need for Users to operate.
You need to change the settings in Security Manager. There are several KB articles on this.
http://support.microsoft.com/
Search for 'User permissions' & 'User Rights'
by jrhinehart
by gcordero42
by jrhinehart
by jrhinehart
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