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the easiest is to use a password; you can set it at login, or even at boot (bios)<br />
if that is not what you wannt, provide more details
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the easiest is to use a password; you can set it at login, or even at boot (bios)
if that is not what you wannt, provide more details

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Hi,<br />
Use &quot;Comuter Management&quot; <br />
=&gt;System Tools =&gt; Local Users and Groups=&gt;Groups=&gt;<br />
Administrators <br />
In this group there should be only your account<br />
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It is necessary to remove all from &quot;Users&quot; group<br />
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After the given actions anybody except you can't come on the computer. If only the manager of the domain through GPO doesn't recustomize your computer.<br />
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Hi,
Use "Comuter Management"
=>System Tools => Local Users and Groups=>Groups=>
Administrators
In this group there should be only your account

It is necessary to remove all from "Users" group

After the given actions anybody except you can't come on the computer. If only the manager of the domain through GPO doesn't recustomize your computer.



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How can I disable at pc with windows 7, to make login other domain user incuding also the administrator, I am administrator but I want only my account to works with this pc.<br />
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Best Regards
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How can I disable at pc with windows 7, to make login other domain user incuding also the administrator, I am administrator but I want only my account to works with this pc.


Best Regards

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