i just got windows server 2003 and i got a little problem
with that group policy object i set some things like disable control panel, network place etc but i dont want these effect to work on the admin account is there anyway to make it not work on the admin account?
I dunno how my school server disable all these settings on the user account but under the admin account everything is not disable eg user account doesnt have command prmpt control panel etc and admin has all these.
Full Version: need a little help in win server 2003
I don't know anything about win server 2003 but why don't you upgrade to win server 2004. What does the win server do, anything fun?
| QUOTE (Evil*THE*VEEID @ Feb 22 2004, 03:24 PM) |
| I don't know anything about win server 2003 but why don't you upgrade to win server 2004. What does the win server do, anything fun? |
E.T.V,
Why would you repond to a post if you have no idea what you are talking about?
to increase the number of post??? 
anyway... can you remove those feature from the admin account??? I think you just need to disable them for everybody.
anyway... can you remove those feature from the admin account??? I think you just need to disable them for everybody.
If you only set those permissions within a certain account it shouldnt generically change your admin account's permissions anyway.
You must have set the permissions in your admin account too. Just go into your admin account and reset the permissions.
You must have set the permissions in your admin account too. Just go into your admin account and reset the permissions.
why would you want these things disabled from admin ? Its supposed to be your account that no one else has access to ... 
If you want to have some REAL fun. Enable only Windows applications. 
Like Xeno said. Why would you want to disable these options for your Admin account. The admin account should not be restricted. Can you provide any more details?
| QUOTE (PsychicPenguin @ Feb 23 2004, 10:46 AM) |
| to increase the number of post??? anyway... can you remove those feature from the admin account??? I think you just need to disable them for everybody. |
hahaha
It is good to ask question no? Usually people buy books for quick answers. BUT askin' questionz is good too.
| QUOTE (X~File_Agent @ Feb 23 2004, 03:48 PM) |
| Like Xeno said. Why would you want to disable these options for your Admin account. The admin account should not be restricted. Can you provide any more details? |
ummm i meant disable all these settings on user not administrator im trying to disable some stuff on user but it also disable stuff on admin if i turn on those disable settings.
Huh?? MS did it again!!! Oh yeah they rock!! I wonder, what happen if you disable control panel?? 
| QUOTE (PsychicPenguin @ Feb 24 2004, 05:13 AM) |
| Huh?? MS did it again!!! Oh yeah they rock!! I wonder, what happen if you disable control panel?? |
aaaah, if that goes, then no one can make any changes to anything. Funny, everyone has to make something explode to get some computing results..hahahaha.
i disabled the control panel and i can even access it i manage to undisable it by going to help and type in accessing group policy then help directed me to it and i undisable it.
it is not really disabled then
Are you using a machine policy or a user policy?
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| it is not really disabled then |
it just disable stuff the control panel but not the group policy
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| Are you using a machine policy or a user policy? |
theres lots of policy the one im having trouble is group policy i want those setting disable on user account not the admin account but when i disable it also disable setting on admin so no one can access it
err.. I think this will solve most of your problem
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| err.. I think this will solve most of your problem |
Lol yea of course linux will fix most of my problem
i have to stick with windows cause everything is compactible with windows.
Have you tried making groups and setting the access permission in there on what can and can't be used?
i tried that it still doesnt work
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