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I'm wanting to deny a process from running. On a brief glance of this, from Microsoft, it look like I can only approve. Is that so?
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I'm wanting to deny a process from running. On a brief glance of this, from Microsoft, it look like I can only approve. Is that so?

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We have a large group of users using remote desktop to our servers. I have a need to stop the program avgcc.exe from running. I can't seem to find the correct entry in group policy. Any suggestions?<br />
Thanks<br />

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We have a large group of users using remote desktop to our servers. I have a need to stop the program avgcc.exe from running. I can't seem to find the correct entry in group policy. Any suggestions?
Thanks


stopping programs in terminal services

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