How to prevent my administrator attacs?
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Well you need to bring your boss, and let him see when he does it. On the other hand, every action that is taken by the Network Administrator or Local users are recorded in Event Viewer in the Computer Manager(Right click My Computer and select Manage). Keep a copy of the Event manager, as the administrator may delete that too, and review them right after you see something wrong or unexpected in your workstation.\n\nIf your network administrator as restricted to you to open the Computer Manager or the the event viewer, the I guess you need to lodge a formal complain to your boss, because there is no other way. Even if there is, you dont want to use them, because your network adminitrator may charge against you as they ARE illegal to use in the controlled network with out permission.
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you can use ZoneAlarm program.It can control and block all of that.
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you can use administrator login.
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You can't do it exactly as you describe, but there is a way to block people.\n\nThe easiet thing to do is to block access to the entire computer.  Do this by creating user names and passwords in control panel.  This way only certain people are allowed to use the computer.\n\nYou can use the above method to block some users from running certain programs, but it is more complex.  In Windows Explorer (not IE), you can set security options on files and folders.  On my computer, IE is in the directory "C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Internet Explorer".  You can set the security options to allow access only to certain users.\n\nIf you do the file security method, you should create a security group called something like "IeUsers" and allow that group access to the directory.  You then give certain users access to the program by making their user ID members of the "IeUsers" group.\n\nI don't recall if XP home allows detailed security settings.  If not, you will have to be satisfied with blocking them completely from the computer.  XP professional does allow the detailed security control.
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set it to ask you to conferm before allowing active x to run. then if your on a site you trust you can allow if not dont.
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In many cases, u gan just add a shortcut for them or move the existing shortcut to all users. If it doesn't work, u may have to uninstall and reinstall.\n\nAs to blocking, it can be done with either policy or file security.
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I can't say I even undertand the question.\n\nIn Windows XP Professional and higher, you can right click on a file (EXEs included) and change the permissions in the "Security" tab, adding and removing users of the local system or NT domain...
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Try Windows Antispyware.
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Try\n"Start - Settings - Control panel - User Accounts - Advanced"\nFirst of all , do you see all of the user acccounts there?\nSelect the first user account then select the ":Advanced" tab.\nMake sure the little box that says "Require users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete"\ndoes have a check in it. Then click "Apply" & "OK". This needs to be checked for EACH user account!\n\nOr, possibly...\nClick Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type control userpasswords2, and then click OK. In the dialog box that appears, enable Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer check box, and then click OK.\n\nIt sounds like someone may have set you up with a Default User name and Password.\n\nIf neither of these helps you, try this...\nClich "Start - Run" and type (or paste) this into the box\n\nrundll32 netplwiz.dll,ClearAutoLogon\n\nThen click O-K.\n\nThere is a way to go into the registry and clear this manually, but I'm telling you right now, you do this at your own risk.\nWhat I tell you will be 100% accurate, but If you make any one single simple mistake, you will be breaking your own computer. Don't blame me!\n\n\nOpen Registry Editor (Start - Run - "regedit" and OK) and navigate to: \n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; WindowsNT &#92; CurrentVersion &#92; Winlogon\n\nDelete the DefaultPassword entry. \n\nDouble-click AutoAdminLogon, type 0 in the Value Data box, and then click OK.
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You can't disable the Administrator account as it is a "built-in" account.  You can rename the account by right-clicking on it in Local Users and Groups and selecting Rename.  You should give it a random name and a strong password.  If you're very paranoid, you can create another account called Administrator and give it extremely limited access and turn on auditing for the account.  You can then review the Security Event Log and see if anyone is trying to hack into your system using the Administrator username.
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to gain access over the administrator ..hmmmmmmmm   https://forum.hackinthebox.org/viewtopic.php?p=81982
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Try those programs>\nWindows Defender from Microsoft.com (for XP only)\nSpyBot S&D\nAvast! Pro\nand/or ZoneAlarm
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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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log on as guest, this will create a 'personalised' start menu for that account.\nThen log off and come back in as Administrator... use windows explorer to go to c:documents and settings/guest/start menu delete any short cuts in there you want access denying to\nnow go to the 'all users' start menu, take out any shortcuts you dont want them to access from there, best way is to cut them and paste into the start menu of your personal account. Now when you log on as guest the shortcuts shouldnt appear---although this doesnt stop them using windows explorer to navigate to the .exe file to run them--- To totally deny access, you need to set the NTFS permissions on any .exe files you dont want guests to run to 'deny'. \nClick on 'tools' in windows explorer, go to folder options, view, scroll down and un-check 'use simple file and folder sharing'... now if you right click on a file and choose properties you'll see a security tab...click this and add the guest account, withj the permission set to deny on all.
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i would like to add one more thing\nu can do this only if u r the computer administrator \nor u r logged as administrator
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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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Someone on your PC has set up an administrator account! You will need their password.