XP system How to set the Prohibit to open "network connection"

How does the XP system set the "network connection" to be disabled? There are so many users using Windows XP, so they have a relatively low number of operational problems with their feedback. For example, a user feedback that they want to set up under the XP system to prohibit the opening of the "network connection", but the operation for a long time did not succeed. What should I do? network connectivity is related to Netcfgx.dll, Netshell.dll, Netman.dll three dynamic link files, if you want to prohibit the use of network connections, you simply have to reverse register the three dynamic link files. Next, follow the small series to see the specific steps of the problem.

The specific methods are as follows:

1, open the Start menu, out of the window click "Run" command;

2, enter "Regsvr32/u Netcfgx.dll" in the Run box, click "OK" button;

3, pop-up "Netcfgx.dll in the DllUnregisterServer success" of the prompt dialog box, indicating that the Netcfgx.dll dynamic link file successfully, click "OK" button;

4, and then against the registration of "Netshell.dll" and "Netman.dll" documents;

5, now whether in the control Panel or in the Network Neighborhood properties or run Open Network Connection commands are unable to open the network connection;

6, if you want to restore "network connection", then re-register three dynamic link files.

XP system settings prohibit the open "network Connection" method is introduced here.