Okay, so before we begin, let me warn you that modifying the registry, which if done wrong, may cause you to have to reinstall your Windows operating system. so follow these steps exactly!
1. Go to
Start --> Run --> and type "regedit"
2. In the Registry Editor window, navigate to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer
3. Right click and add a new D-Word value. Name it one of the following. Each name does a specific thing, and yes, capitalization is important.
NoDeletePrinter — Disables the deletion of printers.
NoAddPrinter — Disables the addition of printers
NoRun — Disables the "Run" command
NoSetFolders — Removes folders from settings on the Start Menu
NoSetTaskbar — Removes the Taskbar from settings on Start Menu
NoFind — Disables the "Find" command.
NoDrives — Hides the drives in "My Computer"
NoNetHood — HIdes the network neighborhood
NoDesktop —Hides all the icons on the desktop (a perfect prank!)
NoClose — Disables the "Shutdown" button
NoSaveSettings — Don't save settings upon exit (yet another perfect prank!)
DisableRegistryTools —Disables the registry editing tools
NoRecentDocsMenu — Hides the documents shortcut on the Start Button
NoRecentDocsHistory — Clears the history of all documents
NoFileMenu — Hides the "Files" menu in Explorer
NoActiveDesktop — Disables the active desktop
NoActiveDesktopChanges — No changes allowed
NoInternetIcon — Removes the Internet Explorer icon from the desktop
NoFavoritesMenu — Hides the favorites menu
NoChangeStartMenu — Disables changes to the Start Menu
NoFolderOptions — Hides the folder options in Explorer
ClearRecentDocsOnExit — Empties the "Recent Docs" folder on reboot
NoLogoff — Disables the "Logoff" button in the Start Menu
NoViewContextMenu — Disables right click on the desktop
RestrictRun — Disables all .exe programs except those listed in the RestrictRun subkey.
Simply add one (or all) of the above and then right click the file. Click "Modify".
In the Value Data box, change the value from "0" to "1".
To disable the above commands, change the value back to "0".
Have fun!
hey i learned this with u in the library :)
ReplyDelete@ Hunter
ReplyDeleteoh yeah! it's some fun stuff!