Hi Peter,
If the user is the local user, we also can set the NTFS permission of the 3
files of the user. We can remove all permission of the 3 files to the other
user.
Then, the other users are unable to run the 16-bit applications.
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| Following my earlier posting today:
| I have succeeded in getting it to not run command.com and
| cmd.exe. However, Disallowing ntvdm.exe has not stopped
| it running DOS programs or executing (via CreateProcess)
| a 16-bit program from within a 32-bit windows program.
| If I run a DOS program, ntvdm.exe is in the Task
| Manager's list of running processes.
| Any help would be appreciated.
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| >Hi Peter,
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| >We also need to restrict the Ntvdm.exe (Virtual DOS
| Machine). Then, the
| >16-bit application won't run.
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| >| Hi Steven,
| >| Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, restricting
| >| command.com and cmd.exe does not necessarily prevent
| 16-
| >| bit exes from running.
| >| I want to prevent 32-bit programs from doing a
| >| CreateProcess to launch a 16-bit exe.
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| >| Peter
| >| >-----Original Message-----
| >| >Hi Peter,
| >| >
| >| >We can use the steps in the article to restrict to
| run
| >| command.com and
| >| >cmd.exe.
| >| >
| >| >310791 Description of the Software Restriction
| Policies
| >| in Windows XP
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http://support.microsoft.com/?id=310791
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| >| >| How do I setup up XP to prevent the execution of 16
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