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Defining system settings through Group Policy is much simpler than a registry, and you need to turn on a certain policy, enable or disable policy settings. In the local Group Policy Ed

How does one disable domain user default sharing through group policies? The default share feature facilitates some management work, but it does pose a major risk. You can also run the following command to check whether the local PC has enabled the default share feature. 650) this. width = 650; "src =" http://img1.51cto.com/attachment/201304/171147743.png "border =" 0 "/> So how to

Group Policy is one of the tools frequently used by system administrators.If common users have mastered one of these tricks, they will benefit a lot.As we will discuss:How to disable a specified group policyProgram? Enter gpedit. MSC and press enter to open the Group

Problem Others can remote My computer, I see in the task Manager there is a user activity in addition to the administrator. How can forbid, how can completely delete not let other user login, thank you!!Solutions 1, directly modify your machine login password, and the system other than the administrator after the deletion of users to disable 2. Disable Remote Desktop with

Win7 flagship as the mainstream operating system, many users will choose to install the upgrade on the basis of XP, and Win7 naturally carry the old-style audio hardware, but in Full-duplex mode to play the sound is certainly not ideal, so turn off Full-duplex audio mode is also necessary, then in Win7 64-bit How do I close this mode? In fact, we can use the Local Group Policy Editor to

method One, 1, open the Running dialog box and enter the "regedit" Enter the registry; 2, and then expand Hkey_classes_rootinstallerproducts this registry project in turn; 3, and then will 4080110900063d11c8ef10054038389c this project deleted, if there are multiple such items, delete the item can not have a subproject. 　Method Two, 1, open the Run dialog box enter "gpedit.msc" open Group

"Group Policy IP filtering"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Windows \ IPSEC \ Policy \ Local \ ipsecpolicy {character}Locate and delete the related"TCP/IP filtering"Disable the service IPsec Policy agent or:Regedit-E c: \ 1.reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYST

Some settings related to the User Login window (including the login window when unlocking the screen at boot time):Position:Computer Configuration, Windows settings, Local policies, security optionsSet Item:Some settings related to installing and disabling devices (such as USB):Position:Computer Configuration, Windows settings, Administrative Templates, System-I, device installation, Device Installation RestrictionsSet Item:Some settings related to us

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Microsoft WIN8 System Start screen dynamic magnetic paste can display a lot of information, such as news, microblogging, weather and so on, but sometimes the magnetic paste on the display is not the latest dynamic information, some of the information has been read also retained on the magnetic paste. Can we set up to let the WIN8 system not push the expiration of the dynamic tile notification information? Of course, the method is also very simple, you need to use

1, first open the Run dialog box, in the box input "gpedit.msc", enter the Group Policy Editor; 2, then expand the User Configuration-Admin template-system item to the left of the group, and then locate and double-click the "do not run the specified Windows Application" item in the right window; 3, in the bounce out of the Application dialog box,

Sometimes our computers will be used by other users, Maybe some of your data don't want to be seen, Or someone will inadvertently change your system settings, Is there a good way to prevent it? We know that in the registry we can change many of the system's settings, But the modifications are cumbersome, and Group Policy centralizes the various configuration modules together, Facilitates the user's se

1, first in the Run dialog box input "Gpedit.msc", enter open Group Policy Editor; 2, and then expand the following path and find the option to set the optimization. 1 Enter the Computer Configuration---Administrative Templates---windows Components---Internet Explorer---block the execution of the first-run customizations---enabled; turn off fault detection → enabled; Turn off display of the In