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Not gonna have much luck there. Local admins will have machine-level permissions to sidestep any locks you put in place. If you need managed desktops, local admin privileges need to be removed as a first step.
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i realize they can sidestep it, i just need to put a few hurdles in the way
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so no, you do not know of any methods to disable msconfig? &nbsp;Or you do and you just don't feel that they are worth mentioning?
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All of our users are local admins. &nbsp;I would like to disable access to msconfig across the domain through GPO. we are all windows 7 and server 2008
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All of our users are local admins.  I would like to disable access to msconfig across the domain through GPO. we are all windows 7 and server 2008

how to disable msconfig through GPO domain wide

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