How do I disable IE based on the user and the domain group?
I want to create a batch script to run as a GP. Based on the user login, I want to disable IE usage, disable the command prompt, and also disable the RUN COMMAND from the start menu. The primary thing I want to do is disable IE based on the user. I know it can be done, but I'm not a scriptor so I don't know the code that will enable this.
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You are better off disabling IE with a Group Policy than trying to do it with a script. You can then assign the GPO to just the certain users you want to block.
Sorry I forgot about thr run command. You can also remove this with GPO. If you need more info on doing it with GPO's let me know.
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Neither option works. There are tons of articles out there on the net that talk of this and I have tried disabling both to no avail. I would love to disable the RUN command too, but when I disable that, then the user cannot log on to the machine. The login and username fields become grayed out.
If I use the proxy server setting with a bogus proxy it disables port 80. I have an application that runs and needs port 80 in order to connect.
Another option?
If I use the proxy server setting with a bogus proxy it disables port 80. I have an application that runs and needs port 80 in order to connect.
Another option?
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Still trying to figure it out. Domain GP's do not do what I need. Local GPs work, but i want it to work from the domain level.
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