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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Security and Administration / December 2003User Accessibilty
Hello, I am new to Windows XP and have used 98 for years. I recently installed XP and am the system administrator. I would like to limit what my children have access to-ie not be able to install programs, change setting etc...I have set-up individual user accounts for them but they still have access to control panel and others. My question is-How do I set this up and control this? Thanks >-----Original Message----- >Hello, I am new to Windows XP and have used 98 for years. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Thanks >. XP Pro or XP home? If you have XP pro, you can use Group Policy. If you are wanting to restrict them from the Internet in it's entirety you can use the NTFS file system and change the permissions for the iexplore.exe file. >-----Original Message----- >Hello, I am new to Windows XP and have used 98 for years. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Thanks >. Its XP Home. I don't want to limit their access totally to the internet, but rather specific files, settings, and other system changes. Thanks >-----Original Message----- >XP Pro or XP home? [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> >. |
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