how i can apply more security features in my pc so as to deny others to change my settings?
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You can do this, but it takes a little digging.  You can mess the computer up, but there is a road to recovery.\n\nIn short, you bring up the MMC, add the Security and Configuration AND Security Templates snap-in.  You adjust the settings by using the "templates" and modifying.  Be sure to keep the "setup" template intact (use it as a baseline, but save w/ a different name).  You computer by default has the "setup" template loaded.\n\nAnyway, once you tweak the settings in detail, you apply the template w/ the Security and Configuration snap-in.\n\nThis can get rather complicated - there are some third party utilities you can buy to do the above automatically.
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Tools\n >internet options\n  >Security\n\nGood luck! =)
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nothing, one of my friends did it. I guess that's the only way you can get a private setting?
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Your security and privacy settings may be set too high.\n\nSelect start > control panel > internet options.\nOn Security tab, click on Default Levels\nOn Privacy tab, put slider at Medium, then click OK\nRestart computer to put changes in effect.\n\nHope this helps
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(not for windows98)\nGo to START and than RUN and type GPEDIT.MSC ,u will see group policy editor, select ADMINISTRATIVE TEMPLATES under USER CONFIGRATION,in ADMINISTRATIVE TEMPLATES brows DESKTOP and than ATIVE DESKTOP under DESKTOP, in AVTICE DESKTOP, u,ll see many options to protect Desktopn from changing and items draging, adding deletinga nd many more opeions, try it,,, dont forget to rate if it helps ;):)
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first depends what ur logging onto. if its windows go into control panel and go to Users or User Accounts whatever its called u can change everything in there
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use the group policy to enforce settings. (Start>>run>>gpedit.msc>>>>>>>> User configuration - choose from the different options.) This can be done for a local computer (a standalone PC). However, if you are using a domain based environment, you can set the policies at a OU level. Alternatively, you can make the settings on the default profile and use mandatory profiles. Ping me at vinme27@yahoo.co.in incase you have any questions.
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goto "tools" -> "internet options", -> "security" and select "default setting"
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The first thing you have to do is create a new limited account.  Not an administrators account and make sure you password protect the administrators account.  Have the users you do not wish to make changes on the computer use the new limited account (and keep the password a secret).\n\nXP Pro has a tooll called Local Security Settings that will allow you make changes to your system. Click Start > Run, type secpol.msc > Enter.\n\nUnder Local Policies click User Rights Assignment. Right-click the policies you want to change, choose Properties and select which access rights.
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This thread might help you:\n\nhttp://www.pcbanter.net/archive/index.php/t-549082-Certain-Installations-think-I-dont-have-admin-rights.html
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Hey, you need of these programs. Go to: www.effectivePCtools.com  \n\nThey change your computer's ip address so there is no way for anyone to identify you. Its a good thing to have anyway. I personaly think that the bottom one is the best. Should have no problem after installing either one.
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Try Winpatrol and Security Task Manager. Winpatrol is free, Security Task manager is on a 30 day trial.\nhttp://www.winpatrol.com\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/securitytask.html
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http://www.jimmyr.com/security.php\n\ndownload ccleaner, it has a startup editor.
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go to RUN .. type MSCONFIG and then go to start up\nand disable the things that U don't want , but be careful do not disable things that belong to the system files
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Go to "Tools," then "INternet Options," then "Security" or "privacy" and adjust your settings
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this has to do with your virus protection software the limit of security you can adjust this
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I don't think you can do that.  I mean maybe with some major registry tweaks, but it's not worth the problems it would most definitely cause.  If you're worried about someone looking over your shoulder and seeing what progs your running...just put the TaskBar on AutoHide.