Make good use of group strategy, manage your WinXP

  
Xiaoyu in the unit on a Win2k love machine and installed a WinXP system (Win2k installed in the C drive, WinXP installed in the E drive), not long after, troubles come Because the two systems can access each other's files on each other's partitions, and the love machine is not a single fool, there are many rookies to visit frequently. Some rookies often accidentally put another one while playing. Important files on the operating system were deleted, and the result was another system crash. How to do? What do you say? Of course, it’s hard work for you. Everyone is a colleague. You can still...

After several such tossings, Xiao Yu thought: “I have to find a way to deal with these rookies. It's not just a system crash, I have to crash!" But what is the best way? Xiao Yu invited the "old bird" Dongdong.

Dongdong: Don't let the rookies play around?

Xiaoyu: Bad, not good, this can affect the relationship between colleagues, and then, some rookies are my leader.

stuff: for everyone mind you, that they Freeze deleted files.

Xiaoyu: Well, it’s not good, not afraid of 10,000, just in case!

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Dongdong: With, isolate the partitions where the two systems are located so that they cannot access each other.

Xiaoyu: Great, I just want to be like this.

stuff: Well, I'll teach you a trick, use the next Win2k /WinXP provided by the "Group Policy" to achieve, simple and practical.

Xiaoyu: What is "group strategy"?

Dongdong: "Group Policy" is a management unit used by Win2k/WinXP to help users customize their computer. It has the same powerful functions as the "Registry Editor", but it is better than " The Registry Editor is much more convenient.

small Yu: Tell us more about how you operate it!

stuff: Do not worry, take a look at your hard disk partitions arrange it.
Xiaoyu: My hard drive is IBM Tenglong three generations of 30G, divided into four areas, C, D, E, F, are NTFS format, Win2k system and its application software installed in C drive, WinXP and its application The software is installed on the E drive. D and F are used to store data.

stuff: You better not put two systems installed on a partition.

Xiaoyu: I am not so "dish".

Dongdong: Then let's get started.

Start WinXP system first, log in as the computer administrator user.

Xiaoyu: Ok, no problem, the user I am currently logged in belongs to the administrator group.

Dongdong: Let's do what I said below!

1. Click the "Start" button, select "Run", enter "gpedit.msc" in the dialog box, and then click "OK" to open the "Group Policy Editor".

2. In the left pane of the Group Policy window, open User Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Windows Explorer.

3, found in the right pane of the "hidden 'My Computer' in these specified drives" item, double-click.

4. In the pop-up dialog box, select the "Enabled" item, then select "Restrict drive C only" in the list of drives under it, and then click "OK".

5, found "to prevent from 'My Computer' to access the drive" item, double-click in the right pane.

6. In the pop-up dialog box, select the "Enabled" item, then select "Restrict drive C only" in the list of drives under it, and then click "OK".

7, close the "Group Policy" window.

Xiaoyu: My hard drive is IBM Tenglong three generations of 30G, divided into four areas, C, D, E, F, are NTFS format, Win2k system and its application software installed in C drive, WinXP And its application software is installed in the E disk. D and F are used to store data.

stuff: Fortunately, you did not put two systems installed on a partition.

Xiaoyu: I am not so "dish".

Dongdong: Then let's get started.

Start WinXP system first, log in as the computer administrator user.

Xiaoyu: Ok, no problem, the user I am currently logged in belongs to the administrator group.

Dongdong: Let's do what I said below!

1. Click the "Start" button, select "Run", enter "gpedit.msc" in the dialog box, and then click "OK" to open the "Group Policy Editor".

2. In the left pane of the Group Policy window, open User Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Windows Explorer.

3, found in the right pane of the "hidden 'My Computer' in these specified drives" item, double-click.

4. In the pop-up dialog box, select the "Enabled" item, then select "Restrict drive C only" in the list of drives under it, and then click "OK".

5, found "to prevent from 'My Computer' to access the drive" item, double-click in the right pane.

6. In the pop-up dialog box, select the "Enabled" item, then select "Restrict drive C only" in the list of drives under it, and then click "OK".

7, close the "Group Policy" window.

⑷, in the pop-up dialog box, select "Change", then choose a new drive letter, such as Z-disk for the partition.

⑸, repeat steps ⑶, ⑷, disk D is changed to the original partition (WinXP system partition) E where the disk.

⑹, repeating steps ⑶, ⑷, the disk change to said Z E drive.

stuff: Yes, that's it, you did not expect this move down quite skilled. Let's know what to do.

Xiao Yu: No Problem. Open the "Group Policy" window, and follow the steps of 3, 4, 5, and 6 that you are talking about. (Select "Restrict only drive D").

Dongdong: Right, right. Sure enough, the Confucian can teach!

Xiaoyu: Winning prizes.

stuff: how, I said yes right with Group Policy to resolve your troubles, is not very simple ah!

little stupid: indeed the "old bird", really easy to get. Now, I don't have to worry about the rookie deleting my files.

stuff: Well, look at you with an open mind eager to learn sake, it'll give you a few tips:

1, when installed dual system, the best system is installed in two different On the partition.

2, Group Policy Win2K and WinXP only there, Win9X does not support.

3, and if Win9X Win2k or WinXP coexist, can be installed in Win9X FAT32 partitions, or Win2k WinXP NTFS partition is installed and then used in the partition Win2k or WinXP group policy settings is located Win9X Hide and block access. Because Win9X itself does not support access to the NTFS file system, it can also achieve dual system isolation.
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