How to use Group Policy to hide a server or desktop drive letter

Enterprise environment, the bulk set server/desktop drive letter hidden is a lot of administrators need to complete the work, most of the cases, we will directly use Group Policy for the bulk of desktop PC computer to hide the letter.

If you have really used these built-in group policies, you must be somewhat disappointed, and Microsoft's Standard Group Policy does not meet the requirements of many users, because there are too few hidden-letter combinations.

What if I want to hide e-disk? Microsoft has specifically provided an article to tell the administrator how to do it, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/231289

However, I believe you see this article, the brow will be locked again, the decimal disk conversion, it is too complicated (I have been learning mathematics has not been good, I believe the comrades to learn well, counting the number of decimal will also be sure to feel Trouble).

The nice people on the web have developed gadgets to help me hide the drive letter.

You can access the following Web sites for online Group Policy template generation:

Http://www.precedence.co.uk/support/tools/nodrive/index.php?action=setall&which=0

You can add different entries according to your needs, and finally click on the export link to save these settings as a Group Policy template file.

Next, all you have to do is import the Group Policy template file into the Group Policy Editor.

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