Disabling Shutdown/reboot button -> Users AND Enabling for Administators
Hi, I already have installed Terminal Server under Windows 2003 Server and it's actually working well. But i'd like to configure each Domain Users with no option to shutdown/reboot computer, AND ONLY administrators can have its to reboot without enabling/disabled the option in the gpedit.
Hi,
I already have installed Terminal Server under Windows 2003 Server and it's actually working well.
But i'd like to configure each "Domain Users" with no option to shutdown/reboot computer, AND ONLY administrators can have its to reboot without enabling/disabled the option in the gpedit.msc.
Is somebody can help me about it ?
Thanks,
Karel
I already have installed Terminal Server under Windows 2003 Server and it's actually working well.
But i'd like to configure each "Domain Users" with no option to shutdown/reboot computer, AND ONLY administrators can have its to reboot without enabling/disabled the option in the gpedit.msc.
Is somebody can help me about it ?
Thanks,
Karel
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So, esentially, you want the default user account to have the shutdown and reboot disabled?
I believe it is the following
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Currentversion\Policies
Add dword
NoClose = 1 (computer shutdown)
NoRun = 1 (Gets rid of Run ... handy if the user knows how to enable shutdown via the command prompt. Two ways..Either the shutdown command or rundll32 command)
The following link may be helpful to remove ctrl+alt+del (or may not) http://www.ntcompatible.com/thread26898-1.html
Also, A list of all known policies and their registry entries. Since what the policy editor does is add entries to the registry...
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/docum...entry/GPRef.asp
I believe it is the following
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Currentversion\Policies
Add dword
NoClose = 1 (computer shutdown)
NoRun = 1 (Gets rid of Run ... handy if the user knows how to enable shutdown via the command prompt. Two ways..Either the shutdown command or rundll32 command)
The following link may be helpful to remove ctrl+alt+del (or may not) http://www.ntcompatible.com/thread26898-1.html
Also, A list of all known policies and their registry entries. Since what the policy editor does is add entries to the registry...
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/docum...entry/GPRef.asp
