How Windows 7 C disk prevents others from writing

The idea of a system that many people have to say: Antivirus software, firewalls, backups, and so on. But these protections are not directly to the root of the ban on it easy to use. Whether you are anti-virus software, firewalls, backup. It's when your system is poisoned that you deal with it. This side of the small set to say directly prohibit others in our C disk to write things.

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No more nonsense. Go directly into the configuration process. Remember that your C disk is NTFS-only.

Right-C disk, select Properties, and then switch to quota, locate and click Show Quota Settings.

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In the pop-up window, check the "Enable quota management" and "Deny disk space to users exceeding quota limit"; The disk space limit is used to limit the number of files that can be stored. This is the hint, the smaller the personal advice the better. This will not be stored in the. As shown in the Diagram settings: (for reference only)

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Click on the quota entry, this way you can set up which users will not jump out of the prompt.

If there is no special situation, the small part suggests that no number can be deposited. Wait until you have to install the software and so on, and then come here to add people's own account on the line. The specific configuration method is shown in figure:

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How do you want all the disks to be configured the same, then you just need to configure one and then export. You can import it on another disk.

Personal advice only need to configure C disk on the line, the other disk we usually need to create and store files, so do not need to configure this feature.

The above is about how Windows 7C disk prevents others from writing, and does not require software. Very useful, can be very effective to prohibit the virus into your C disk, modify the system settings, and other people to move your computer because of this function can not change any configuration. Very useful.

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