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Guest
I would like to restrict my users from being able to empty the recycle bin in
windows XP pro sp2. Can this be done?
windows XP pro sp2. Can this be done?
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Wesley Vogel
Remove Recycle Bin icon from desktop
http://www.boyce.us/gp/gpcontent.asp?ID=396
Windows 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 Group Policies by policy name
Number of policies in database: 844
http://www.boyce.us/gp/gplistall.asp
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MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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http://www.boyce.us/gp/gpcontent.asp?ID=396
Windows 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 Group Policies by policy name
Number of policies in database: 844
http://www.boyce.us/gp/gplistall.asp
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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Tx2
Michelle <[email protected]>
thought we'd be interested in the following...
gpedit.msc maybe? are you running a domain, workgroup, or standalone
workstations?
thought we'd be interested in the following...
I would like to restrict my users from being able to empty the recycle bin in
windows XP pro sp2. Can this be done?
gpedit.msc maybe? are you running a domain, workgroup, or standalone
workstations?
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Guest
Stand alone.
Tx2 said:Michelle <[email protected]>
thought we'd be interested in the following...
gpedit.msc maybe? are you running a domain, workgroup, or standalone
workstations?
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Tx2
Michelle <[email protected]>
thought we'd be interested in the following...
Well, I don't know of any 3rd part utils that will allow it, but you
could use Group Policy to enforce such, or something similar like
preventing users from deleting files.
The only problem on a stand alone, is that GP affects all users. There
is a workaround to disable it if you are the only admin on the system,
but if you aren't au fait with GP, you might dig yourself into a very
big hole.
Are you familiar with GP?
thought we'd be interested in the following...
Stand alone.
Well, I don't know of any 3rd part utils that will allow it, but you
could use Group Policy to enforce such, or something similar like
preventing users from deleting files.
The only problem on a stand alone, is that GP affects all users. There
is a workaround to disable it if you are the only admin on the system,
but if you aren't au fait with GP, you might dig yourself into a very
big hole.
Are you familiar with GP?
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Guest
Yes I am farmiliar with GP.
Tx2 said:Michelle <[email protected]>
thought we'd be interested in the following...
Well, I don't know of any 3rd part utils that will allow it, but you
could use Group Policy to enforce such, or something similar like
preventing users from deleting files.
The only problem on a stand alone, is that GP affects all users. There
is a workaround to disable it if you are the only admin on the system,
but if you aren't au fait with GP, you might dig yourself into a very
big hole.
Are you familiar with GP?