How to disable USB disk execution virus files through Group Policy

With the development of technology, the data Backup program gives us a lot of choices, large companies will choose large hard disk or tape to back up the data, personal data Backup can choose mobile devices, such as mobile hard disk, U disk, CD-ROM, network disk (a service based on cloud computing), so, There are still a lot of people use U disk to save their own data, this article will teach you how to disable the U disk through Group Policy to execute virus files.

The harm of the virus, the light may cause the data to be inaccessible, the heavy data completes loses!

We know that disabling the autorun of the computer can play a role, but if it is running the file with the virus, the same will trigger the virus, from the WIN7 system, Group Policy has an option called "U Disk execution Permissions" to disable U disk run execution files.

First, run "gpedit.msc" to open Group Policy, and then switch to local Computer policy, computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, system, Removable Storage access because the USB disk is a removable device, as follows:

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Second, as shown above, double-click Removable Execute permission (it is not configured by default) to start it, as follows:

Note: Currently this feature only supports Windows 7 and server 2008 R2 platforms

Third, then we insert U disk, try to click inside the execution file, you will see the following prompts:

Four, this, when you insert a U disk with a virus, if it tries to run the program in the background, prompts such as on, then you may need to scan the U disk;

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