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we have a windows 2003 server terminal server that with multiple user's accessing. &nbsp;I'm interested in disabling the task manager for standard users, but want to keep task manager accessible for domain administrators. &nbsp;Can this be done or is it all or nothing?
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we have a windows 2003 server terminal server that with multiple user's accessing.  I'm interested in disabling the task manager for standard users, but want to keep task manager accessible for domain administrators.  Can this be done or is it all or nothing?

group policy - remove task manager for users except domain admins?

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