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Preventing retricded users from executing a particular program...
Posted on 2003-03-28
We have windows 2000 professional installed and i want to prevent standard users and restricted users from accesing a particular program or software.kindly help...
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q323525
If you're using group or a local policy, there's another entry at User Configuration\Administrati
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q323525
If you're using group or a local policy, there's another entry at User Configuration\Administrati
Well i'm not sure on 2000, but with xp if you install a program under admin it asks you if you want to share this program or not. you can also change access rules from right clicking on the program
log on as admin and go to control panel admin folder
here are your security and permissions options in windows 2000
log on as admin and go to control panel admin folder
here are your security and permissions options in windows 2000
ezlife, that does work on 2000 if the installer provide sthat integration. Not all installers provide that option even in XP.
thiyaqups... oBda has the correct answer, a local security policy or even better a domain group policy are your best solutions. Unfortunately if this is a standalone workstation and you use a local security policy it will apply to everyone but the administrator. We may be able to help with this, but would need more detail on how you would like this to work.
thiyaqups... oBda has the correct answer, a local security policy or even better a domain group policy are your best solutions. Unfortunately if this is a standalone workstation and you use a local security policy it will apply to everyone but the administrator. We may be able to help with this, but would need more detail on how you would like this to work.
try to boot in safe mode,open the properties of the .exe program , security tab,and now you can restrict access and grant access to everyone you want.hope this help.take care not to restrict you:)))
sorry,i thought you are on xp.if is about 2k you don'thave to boot in safe mode.just clic on the properties of the exe file and from the security tab do tour job.this works only if your program that you want to restrict is on ntfs partition.if not...only using group and local policy.
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I think that before closing this out one should consider review of user account for misuse including and beyond innattentiveness. This does not sound like an administrator needing help.
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see above /quote/: "oBda has the correct answer"
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see above /quote/: "oBda has the correct answer"
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