disable time and date adjustment

Dear tableman,

If you have a guest account , I donot think guest can change the name..

DO you want that in administrator account.. I donot think that is possible unless you use third party tools or some kind of policy

Thanks,
Sunray

If you open up your Local Security Policy and go to the following.

Security Settings - Local Policies - User Rights Assignment

You will see one called "Change the System Time" and you can restrict who has the right to change it or not.

Note that this is just for the local machine. If you want this for all machines then you are going to have to do the similar with a Group Policy Object attached to the Domain OU or by manipulating the Default Domain Policy.

Well I meant to say if you have guest account then they cannot change time and date

Thanks,
Sunray

START | RUN | GPEDIT.MSC
Navigate to:
Local Computer Settings | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Local Policies | User Rights Assignment
"Change the System Time"

Here you can set who is allowed to change the time.

Thanks for echoing my post gemarti appriciate it!

Sometimes the question asker need's specific instructions. I wasn't trying to steal your thunder. I acutally meant to type that as an assist for you but got side tracked in the office.

please dont fight each other.... I really thank you both for your help, I really appriciate that

let me try and Ill tell you what happened ok?

Thanks in advance

I did it in windows XP but it wasnt what I expected...

is there a way to do the same in windows 98 SE?

You may be able to do it with Poledit.exe

Can you get your hands on the WIndows 98 Resource Kit CD. Poledit.exe is on the CD.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/win98/reskit/part5/wrkc23.asp

I'm not sure if a download is available.

In Win98 it would be in the \System folder

thanks to all....