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There are various programs that will do this. &nbsp;One is TweakUI - <a href="http://www.computingcorner.com/help/tweak/tw.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.computingcorner.com/help/tweak/tw.htm</a>. &nbsp;Others are - <a href="http://www.virtualsoftware.com/ProdPage.cfm?ProdID=1591" rel="ugc">http://www.virtualsoftware.com/ProdPage.cfm?ProdID=1591</a>, <a href="http://www.billsmith7.net/software/w98-tweak.html" rel="ugc">http://www.billsmith7.net/software/w98-tweak.html</a>
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There are various programs that will do this.  One is TweakUI - http://www.computingcorner.com/help/tweak/tw.htm [http://www.computingcorner.com/help/tweak/tw.htm].  Others are - http://www.virtualsoftware.com/ProdPage.cfm?ProdID=1591 [http://www.virtualsoftware.com/ProdPage.cfm?ProdID=1591], http://www.billsmith7.net/software/w98-tweak.html [http://www.billsmith7.net/software/w98-tweak.html]

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This should help<br />
<a href="http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/619/" rel="ugc">http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/619/</a><br />
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Note this involves editing the registry so if you have any problems boot to the command prompt and run scanreg /restore<br />
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Regards
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This should help
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/619/ [http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/619/]

Note this involves editing the registry so if you have any problems boot to the command prompt and run scanreg /restore

Regards

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I guess I should of refreshed before posting :)
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I guess I should of refreshed before posting :)

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Good answer. But not 100% satisfied. So a grade of B. But very good suggestion..
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Good answer. But not 100% satisfied. So a grade of B. But very good suggestion..

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Thanks for the points. &nbsp;Since Policy Editor is a Microsoft solution, it's no surprise you're not completely satisfied.
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Thanks for the points.  Since Policy Editor is a Microsoft solution, it's no surprise you're not completely satisfied.

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Is there any way to prevent my kids to change settings in Windows Explorer? I know about security softwares and stuff but they cost money.<br />
There must be a way to remove options in Windows explorer menu.<br />
I want to remove some options from windows Explorer. Where and how?<br />
Most of all removing menu folder options.
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Is there any way to prevent my kids to change settings in Windows Explorer? I know about security softwares and stuff but they cost money.
There must be a way to remove options in Windows explorer menu.
I want to remove some options from windows Explorer. Where and how?
Most of all removing menu folder options.

Prevent change settings

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