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create a user account only with access to internet & password prot
1. How can you create a user account only with access to internet (no
programs starting, no folders to read or write)2. 2. How can you password protect My documents folder? |
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Re: create a user account only with access to internet & password prot
Johnnybig wrote:
> 1. How can you create a user account only with access to internet (no > programs starting, no folders to read or write). It depends on your situation. Is this a company running XP Pro workstations with a domain, your home computer, or a company with a few XP Home computers in a Workgroup? You can run IE in kiosk mode, run your workstations as thin clients, use Group Policy or SteadyState, etc. Lots of ways but you forgot to tell us anything about your computer(s) and your situation. > 2. How can you password protect My documents folder? You don't. XP and Vista do not use passwords to protect resources. NT-based operating systems use permissions instead. Here is information to help you with that: How to disable Simple Sharing and set permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP (Pro only) HOW TO: Set, View, Change, or Remove File and Folder Permissions in Windows XP By default in XP Home, you can only make files and folders under My Documents "private". Otherwise, to see the security tab in WinXP Home, restart in Safe mode and log on with an account that has administrator privileges. To get into Safe Mode, repeatedly tap the F8 key as the computer is starting up. This will get you to the menu where you can choose Safe Mode. Note that the file system must be NTFS, not FAT32. Passwording of folders is not supported unless you zip them. When you do (right click a folder, then "send to > compressed folder") and then open the zip file, you will find an option under file>"add a password". Otherwise, use third-party software. Google "password protect folders". If you need more specific help, provide more details. This will help you: How to Post: - How to Ask a Question Malke -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic! FAQ - |
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