Windows XP Group Policy Application Group Policy is the main tool for administrators to define and control programs, network resources, and operating system behavior for users and computers. Various software, computers, and user strategies can be set by using group policies. For example, you can use the Group Policy to delete icons from your desktop, customize the Start menu and simplify the Control Panel. In addition, you can also add scripts that run on your computer (when your computer is started or stopped, and user login or logging), even configures Internet Explorer. This article focuses on the application of the local group policy of Windows XP Professional. Group Policy The local computer can perform two aspects: local computer configuration and local user configuration. 1. Basic knowledge of Group Policy 2. Delete and disable 3, Desktop Related Options Delete and Disable 4, Disable Access "Control Panel" 5, prevent users from adding or delete Program "6, set user permissions 7 in Windows XP, implement remote shutdown 8 in Windows XP, Windows 98 Access Windows XP Shared Directory Rejected Problem Solution 9, let Windows XP Professional's Internet speed increase 20% 10, prohibited MSN Messenger Self-Run 11, disable the IE6 browser related settings, menu items and toolbar 12, files, and folder settings
