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Hi. Can anyone tell me if there is a way of limiting the access to some programs on one user account? Let me explain why..... I have 2 children who both have their own log-in, as well as myself and my partner, which is fine. The problem is that when they use the PC they both log-in to messenger, again this is usually ok, except when they need to concentrate on their homework. So we have set up a specific log-in for homework, but we can't find a way of disabling some of the programs (for instance - and especially - Messenger) on THAT account. I have been through the limited 'Homework' account trying to remove some programs, to find they have been completely removed for all users, and therefore have had to re-instate them. Hope someone can help. Phill. -- pipk62 |
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You could configure NTFS permissions on the folders that you do not want
them to access to have either no permissions or deny permissions for the user account. You need to be using NTFS file system to do this. The link below explains more on how to configure folder/file permissions. --- Steve http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;308418 "pipk62" <pipk62.1y6v34@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news ipk62.1y6v34@pcbanter.net...> > Hi. > Can anyone tell me if there is a way of limiting the access to some > programs on one user account? > > Let me explain why..... > I have 2 children who both have their own log-in, as well as myself and > my partner, which is fine. > The problem is that when they use the PC they both log-in to messenger, > again this is usually ok, except when they need to concentrate on their > homework. > So we have set up a specific log-in for homework, but we can't find a > way of disabling some of the programs (for instance - and especially - > Messenger) on THAT account. > I have been through the limited 'Homework' account trying to remove > some programs, to find they have been completely removed for all users, > and therefore have had to re-instate them. > > Hope someone can help. > Phill. > > > -- > pipk62 |
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"" wrote:
> Hi. > Can anyone tell me if there is a way of limiting the access to > some > programs on one user account? > > Let me explain why..... > I have 2 children who both have their own log-in, as well as > myself and > my partner, which is fine. > The problem is that when they use the PC they both log-in to > messenger, > again this is usually ok, except when they need to > concentrate on their > homework. > So we have set up a specific log-in for homework, but we can't > find a > way of disabling some of the programs (for instance - > and especially - > Messenger) on THAT account. > I have been through the limited 'Homework' account trying to > remove > some programs, to find they have been completely > removed for all users, > and therefore have had to re-instate > them. > > Hope someone can help. > Phill. > > > -- > pipk62 Easyit way is to change the permissons of the directory that contains the program you wish to disable. -- Posted using the http://www.windowsforumz.com interface, at author's request Articles individually checked for conformance to usenet standards Topic URL: http://www.windowsforumz.com/Disabli...ict442557.html Visit Topic URL to contact author (reg. req'd). Report abuse: http://www.windowsforumz.com/eform.php?p=1494805 |
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