disable usb group policy

parent OU is configured with a group policy and the Child OU has not yet configured the policy, the Child OU inherits the parent OU. However, the network administrator later found that the sub-OU cannot adopt this group policy, and then reset it in the

For the sake of security and confidentiality, the company needs to disable USB ports on all clients (except for some computers) without affecting the normal use of the mouse, keyboard, and printing devices on the USB interface, so how to implement it? The group policy is app

I have always recommended using group policies to disable automatic playback. Today, I saw a question post in the forum. This post attempts to describe a point of view-to avoid double-clicking or inserting a USB flash drive (mobile hard drive) poisoning, the Group Policy Edi

In the XP system, if you insert a mobile device, such as a USB flash drive or a mobile hard disk, the system will automatically search for media files and play back the files. If you want to disable the automatic playback function of Windows XP at one time, follow these steps: 1. Click Start> Run. In the open box, type gpedit. MSC and click OK to open the Group

Configuration/Administrative Templates/Network/network and dial-up connections policy items in the window, and in the right window area for the network and dial-up connections policy, double-click the Allow TCP/IP advanced Settings project; In the Settings window that pops up as shown in Figure 4, select the Disable option and click the OK button so that any wo

1, open Active Directory Users and Computers; 2, select the need to disable the USB device OU, and click the right mouse button to Group Policy; 3, create a GPO for USB, and click Edit, open Group

, and select; properties; from the pop-up menu. Then, switch to; security; tab, and select the user group to be disabled in the; group or user name; box, in the user group permission box, select; full control; followed by; deny; check box, and click; OK. Use the preceding method to find the; usbstor. inf; file and set it on the Security tab to deny access to the

modified at will, resulting in IP conflict, thus affecting the LAN operation efficiency. Although there are many ways to avoid IP address conflicts, it is not difficult to find some methods for some cainiao users? In fact, with the help of the Group Policy function, you can easily limit the LAN workstation's network configuration parameters to be modified at will, so as to effectively avoid conflicts betwe

clicking OK. (Note: This "Group Policy" program is located in "C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32" and the file name is "Gpedit.msc".) ) In the Open Group Policy window, you can see that the left pane is a tree-structured control object, and the right pane is a specific policy that you can

Follow the procedure described in the previous section for applying group policies to Windows XPWindows XP Group PolicyThis article will continue to introduce the application skills of Windows XP group policies after you have learned how to personalize the system through Windows XP group policies. 3. Making the system

System Group Policy is almost a network management personnel to manage the network, one of the necessary tools, the conventional application of the tool skills, I believe many people have been familiar with. But the author has always believed that as long as we are careful and attentive, we will continue to explore new application techniques from the System group