Security chapter of Windows XP Group Policy

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 settings.

Open mode: Run--gpedit.msc

Interface:

　　

It should be explained that the "Computer Configuration" Here is set up for the system configuration across the computer, and that it works for all users on the computer, while user Configuration is set for the current user's system configuration, which works only for the current user and comes to the point.

1, hide the computer's drive

Location: User Configuration Management templates Windows components Windows Explorer

　　

When enabled, I found that the disk drives in My computer were all gone, but after the address bar input letter, still can access, if the following prevent from the "My Computer" access drive set to enable, in the address bar input letter can not be accessed, but in the run directly into the CMD, in the DOS can still see, The next step is to disable the cmd command as well.

Location: User Configuration Management Template system

　　

2. Disable the Registration form

Location: User Configuration Management Template system