If you use the operating system as a practice of martial arts, then there are also "martial arts cheats" in the process of learning can be referenced. With the help of "cheats", the incompetence can open the hidden functions of the Windows system, and also better protect personal privacy and system security. This cheat is also the system's group strategy. Don't worry, let's walk into the magical world of Vista group strategy.
My U disk is exclusive.
Everyone has some secret information or data to be protected. If someone has the opportunity to connect to their computer, it is very convenient to move the storage device via USB. To copy the data. To prevent them, if you disable all USB devices, it is not convenient to use them yourself. In fact, as long as the system only recognizes the problem of its own U disk, it can be solved. This feature can be implemented in Vista without the need for additional software to use the Group Policy Editor.
First connect the U disk that needs "authentication" to the computer. The next operation is to ensure that the U disk can be correctly recognized by the computer. Go to the desktop, right click on "My Computer" and select "Properties", click "Setting Manager" to view the connection status of all hardware in the current system. Continue to click on "Portable Device" and right click on the device in the list to view the properties. Select the hardware ID and view it in the Properties menu under "Details."
Next, Nanda will click to enter the "Universal Serial Bus Controller", select "USB Mass Storage Device" and view the properties, and also record the hardware ID. If all of the above operations can see the hardware ID, you can continue with the next operation. After entering the Group Policy Editor, go to "Computer Configuration /Administrative Templates /System /Device Installation /Setup Installation Restrictions", click on the "Do not install devices not described by other policy settings" on the right, and then appear Select "Enabled" in the interface and click OK to save. In this way, even if other U disks are connected, they cannot be accessed normally through the system, let alone copy the data to the U disk.
If you don't log in, you want to shut down.
If you need to leave the computer temporarily during work, the Win+L hotkey can quickly lock the computer. Only when you enter the password accurately can you enter the system desktop. But Vista has a downside design, that is, even if you don't log in to the desktop, you can choose to "shut down the computer" on the login window. This will not lose your personal password, but it may cause the data being lost to be lost. The consequences are also very serious. . This vulnerability can also be blocked with "Group Policy".
Open the "Group Policy Editor", go to "Computer Configuration /Windows Settings /Security Settings /Local Policies /Security Options", and double-click on the right side of the "Shutdown: Allow the system to close without logging in" In the subsequent configuration interface, select "Disabled", click OK to save and log out, then you can not directly shut down. Although this method can make those who are "helpful" unable to shut down directly, but for the long-pressing power button or directly cut off the power supply and other barbaric operations, still helpless.
Forbidden to access disk
A disk is a device that saves computer files. If users are not allowed to access the disk, privacy leaks and loss of important files can be avoided. And in order to prevent computer novices from mistakenly deleting disk files, you can also use this technique to prevent users from accessing the disk. Open the "Group Policy Editor" and go to "Local Computer Policy /User Configuration /Administrative Templates /Windows Components /Windows Explorer "On the right side, find the "Prevent access to the drive from my computer" item, double-click to enter the configuration interface. After selecting "Enabled", you can select the disk drive letter that is forbidden below. After the selection is completed, click OK to save, and the restricted disk will not be accessible in the Explorer.
Group Policy can also be modified by personality
The above three techniques are more focused on the "limit", which is to limit the use of certain features. In fact, Group Policy has another important role, which is to achieve the system's personality modification. We know that pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del will open an interface that contains related operations such as Task Manager and Lock Computer. The Group Policy may also customize the content displayed by this menu.
Open the "Group Policy Editor" and then go to "User Configuration /Management Module /System /ctrl + Alt + Del option", on the right side contains the corresponding options, such as to delete the change password button, only need Double-click "Delete" to change the password, select "Enabled" in the configuration interface, click "OK and save", then press the shortcut button to become more refreshing?
The use of Group Policy in Vista can be implemented in the system settings and modifications, there are many, many can not be listed here. I believe that through the introduction of the above content, you can quickly get started with the Vista Group Cheats martial arts cheats.