The sword took the slant to deal with the rookie destruction system data ten strokes

holiday, the computer began to be nervous? How do you let everyone use a computer together without messing up the computer? A rookie colleague occasionally wants to try on the only computer in your entire office. Can't you refuse it? In fact, you don't need to understand the daunting registry, you can easily solve these problems. Then give this computer to him (her) with confidence!

a partition, partition lock to important

system partition where the (usually C) and important data files (assuming D) must protect, if the system partition rookie The files in the file have been deleted, and the consequences can be imagined. There are two ways to lock a partition:

Method 1: Hide the method. Press Win+R, type gpedit.msc and press Enter to open the Group Policy window. In the left pane, expand User Configuration→Administrative Templates→Windows Components→Windows Explorer, and in the right pane, double-click “Hide these specified drives in My Computer” in the window that opens. Check "Enabled", select the drive you want to hide, click the "OK" button to exit, (Figure 1).


Tips

Drives hidden by this method, you need to use, you can enter the drive letter directly in the address bar to enter.

Method 2: Visible but not available. Also enable "Prevent access to the drive from ‘My Computer’” in the Group Policy window above. After this setting, although you can see the C and D partitions in "My Computer", you can't open them by double-clicking, but also 薹ㄍ    虻刂 虻刂 虻刂 虻刂 虻刂 虻刂   < < < < < < < < < < < Second, an important software to lock after

general software installation, will generally create a shortcut in the "All programs" in the start menu, in which there is a shortcut to uninstall the software program (usually icons are similar to the Recycle Bin ). In order to prevent others from accidentally uninstalling the software, we can first delete or unify the shortcuts of these uninstallers into a secure folder. In the future, when you need to uninstall these programs, you can go to the software installation file to find or use the "Add or Remove Programs" in the Control Panel to complete the uninstallation.

Further, you can also hide the "Add or Remove Programs" in the Control Panel. Open Group Policy Manager, expand User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Control Panel → Add or Remove Programs, and enable Delete Add or Remove Programs.

Third, do not let your hard work paid off

By default, your computer will be a lot of work recently done in a correct position record. In order to prevent the leakage of our own secrets, and to prevent the rookie from opening useful document modifications, deletions or other misuses, our hard work is a failure, it is necessary to take some measures. Open Group Policy Manager, expand User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Taskbar and Start Menu, and enable “Do not keep records of recently opened files” in the right pane. For other word processing software such as Word
The most recent files listed under the "File" menu, generally click "Tools→Options" in the software, then switch to the "General" tab, cancel the "List the most recently used files", ( As shown in Figure 2).

Fourth, lock the start menu and taskbar

After the shortcut of the uninstaller of the software in the start menu "All Programs" is deleted, the rookie can be prevented from being deleted by mistake. Software. But sometimes the rookie will drag the shortcut menu of the software to the mess, or drag the shortcut menu to the desktop. What should I do? The method of locking the taskbar is relatively simple, right-click on the taskbar and tick in the shortcut menu that pops up. Select "Lock Taskbar", but this method is easy to be cracked by rookie; the second method is to lock the taskbar and start menu in Group Policy by "User Configuration → Management"

5. Lock the desktop

After the computer is turned on, the first thing that comes into view is the desktop. The curious rookie will definitely drag the desktop icon with the mouse. What should I do? Expand the user configuration in the left pane. → Manage Templates → Desktop, then enable “Hide and disable all items on the desktop” in the right pane or enable “Do not save desktop settings when exiting.” This way, even if you have made adjustments by other users, just log out or restart, the original set all back.

VI to the "control panel" locked

control panel is the administrative center of the system, of course, can not easily let others break Expand "User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Control Panel" to enable "Disable Access Control Panel". After this setting, "Display Properties", "System Properties", "Date and Time", etc. are also locked together. .

VII to "Internet Options" locked

sometimes, most worried about is the child will quietly open IE's Internet Options, adjust its level of security. As long as expand "User Configuration → Windows Component→Internet Explorer→Internet Control Panel”, enable “Disable General Page”, “Disable Security Page”, “Disable Content Page”, “Disable Connection Page”, “Disable Program Page”, “Disable Privacy Page”, “Disable Advanced Page”, etc. prevent users from opening the "Internet options" were revised.

eight, to "format" locked

There's nothing more than their own people mistakenly formatted hard disk is more sad things Because in Windows XP, only the administrator account has the right to format partitions, system restores, and so on. Therefore, the best way to solve this problem is to open the "User Account" in the "Control Panel" and create a new "restricted" account for the rookie to use. At the same time, the settings made above still work in a restricted account.

IX to the power button is locked

work, suddenly it was intentionally or unintentionally pressed the power button, what would happen? Open “Control Panel→Power Options” and in the “Advanced” tab, set the “When the computer power button is pressed” option under “Power Button” to “Do nothing” (Figure 3). This will disable the power button on the main unit and keyboard.

ten, to be renamed Group Policy settings are mostly

more done in Group Policy, it is necessary to group policy to hide Well, the easiest way is to rename the group policy, For example, change "gpedit.msc" to "computer application essay.txt" and set its properties to "read only", "hidden", and then change it to "gpedit.msc" when you need to use group policy. Just fine.

Tips

Try not to use the "Do not run the specified Windows application" method under "User Configuration → Administrative Templates → System" to disable the use of Group Policy Manager. Otherwise, it will be very troublesome when you need to unlock it.