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how can we "lock down" school computers to prevent customization?

Asked by mikepj in Windows Network Security, Windows 98 Operating System, Windows XP Operating System

we have a small non-profit school with an assortment of windows 98, 2000, and xp.  we have students customizing the computers, adding users, changing passwords and soon they will be connected to the internet and able to download and install junk software.

managing 25 windows computers is a really big job, especially since the users change whatever they want any time.

what are our options for locking these computers so the students can only use the computer in an acceptable way.

we'd also like to set them up like linux so that the computers are less susceptible to viruses because they have no "permissions".

we're getting a new windows 2003 server.  it'd be nice if we could set up the server to manage the user rights and access to documents in some way.

i write software for a living but have very limited knowledge on this.  thank you for your help on this...we really need a lot of help!  will give more points for outstanding answers!
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