WinXP system prohibits program running through group policy

As we all know, users are now paying more and more attention to personal privacy and computer security. What should I do when the user is not at the computer and does not want others to open a program on the computer? The following small series teaches you how to disable the program through Group Policy in the WinXP system.

1, Start menu, run box type & ldquo; gpedit.msc & rdquo ;, select & ldquo; User Configuration & rdquo; - & ldquo; system & rdquo ;;

2, the right side double-click & ldquo; Do not run specified Windows applications & rdquo ;, open the properties page, click on the & ldquo; enabled & rdquo ;;

3, click on the & ldquo; display & hellip; & rdquo ;. Then click “Add”, enter the name of the program you want to disable (the name of the main running program), such as notepad.exe. Point has been determined and then, to complete the set; when

4, then re-open Notepad.exe (Notepad document) procedure, appears to prevent the elastic block in FIG.

In the above method is running WinXP system prohibited by the Group Policy Editor. In addition to this, the Group Policy Editor has many other features. After you learn this technique, you can try other features.