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by biffo
Hi?looks like the real prob is students being naughty on your system. Which is just as well because deletions on network shares go straight to heaven without stopping at the recycle bin.
What you might want to do is audit file access. This can tell you who?s accessing (or executing) which file in any subtree of folders.
To audit file access, first you have to use the Group Policy snap-in in the MMC (type MMC at the command prompt, then choose Add/Remove Snap-in?) to set the Audit ObjectAccess option to enabled.
Then, you use Explorer to secondary-click the parent folder in which you want to audit all file access attempts. (Be as specific as possible, i.e. limit the number of files to which you?re auditing access attempts?audit files can get big.) From the context menu choose Properties|Security|Advanced?|Auditing. Next, select the group or individual you suspect of naughtiness and choose the Successful check box for the Traverse Folder / Execute File option. Do all appropriate Okaying and you?re away!
Good Luck
Biffo
PS To view logged events Start|Programs|Administrative Tools|Computer Management|System Tools|Event Viewer|Security.
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