How Windows system disables the registry to prevent remote control

When you use Regedit to edit the registry, the editor menu has a "registry → Connect the network Registry" function? The purpose of Microsoft's move is to make it easier for network administrators to manage computers in the network, but if an ulterior user moves their registry remotely, That's very, very dangerous. And in Windows 2000 systems, the default is to allow remote registry operations, so how do you disable it?

1, click the "start → settings → control Panel → management tools → services", all the services on the local computer are displayed, the service named "Remote Registry Service", which is described as "Allow remoting Registry Operations" (Figure 1), right click and select Properties.

2, in the dialog box "General → startup Type" from the original "automatic" changed to "disabled" just fine.

3, if you want to start this service in the future, select "Automatic" can be. For the safety of your own computer, ACT quickly!

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