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you have two option...<br />
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1. regular users do not have the rights to change system time so you could change the users permissions back to standard user...<br />
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2. Start&gt;run&gt;type gpedit.msc<br />
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The setting is located under Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Local Policies, User Rights Assignment, &quot;Change the system time&quot;. <br />

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you have two option...

1. regular users do not have the rights to change system time so you could change the users permissions back to standard user...

2. Start>run>type gpedit.msc

The setting is located under Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Local Policies, User Rights Assignment, "Change the system time".


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3. Using cacls from a CMD line to deny access to the applet.....<br />
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cacls c:\windows\system32\timeda<wbr />te.cpl /d USERNAME
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3. Using cacls from a CMD line to deny access to the applet.....

cacls c:\windows\system32\timedate.cpl /d USERNAME

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Needs to be applied all users on the workstations Except the administrator.. 
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Needs to be applied all users on the workstations Except the administrator..

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Worked Great! &nbsp;It did exactly what I wanted. Thanks
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Worked Great!  It did exactly what I wanted. Thanks

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We have an issue in our labs and classrooms where we need to disable the ability to change the time on the workstations. &nbsp;I know I can do this from the GPO under:<br />
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment<br />
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&quot;Change the system time&quot; Setting<br />
but this only works if you are physically logged into the computer.<br />
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Is there a way to do this via command line through our desktop management system (Altiris) since these workstations are not part of the domain.<br />

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We have an issue in our labs and classrooms where we need to disable the ability to change the time on the workstations.  I know I can do this from the GPO under:
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment

"Change the system time" Setting
but this only works if you are physically logged into the computer.

Is there a way to do this via command line through our desktop management system (Altiris) since these workstations are not part of the domain.


Command Line way to Lock the Users out of changing the system time

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