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HI -
We are setting up a public pc in our breakroom to allow our "Shop" employees access to the intranet and internet like the office people have (yeah i know I didn't vote for this idea). I have Windows Steady State on the pc and i have locked it down with Group Policy. I also want to lock it so only one username can logon to the pc. How do I do this?
Thanks!!
We are setting up a public pc in our breakroom to allow our "Shop" employees access to the intranet and internet like the office people have (yeah i know I didn't vote for this idea). I have Windows Steady State on the pc and i have locked it down with Group Policy. I also want to lock it so only one username can logon to the pc. How do I do this?
Thanks!!
Why not set it up as a stand-alone PC (ie not a domain member) and create a single local user account. Users should still be able to access the internet/intranet and you can use local policies to lock doen the machine.
I dont know if I am right on this, but consider using WMI filtering on Group Policies!
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Great answer. Exactly what I was looking for. Sometimes it is hard to remember where all the GPO settings are when you don't use it everyday.