RE: removing IE and ACCESSORIES

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From: Greg (Greg_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/26/04 

Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 10:47:03 -0700

Do you have roaming profiles setup? If so Make all of the students use the
same profile. ex: \\servername\profiledirectory\profile
log in as someone who uses this profile and make your desktop and start menu
exactly like you want it. Log off of the student so that the profile settings
save and then navigate to the profile directory. Change NTUSER.DAT to
NTUSER.MAN.
This makes the profile a mandatory profile. When students log on (that have
their profile set to this one in AD users and computers) They will see the
desktop and start menu exactly like you set it. The advantage of using the
mandatory profile is that if a student changes the background on the
computer, or the colors, When logging back in none of it will have been saved
and the settings will revert back to the way you originally set them.

Hope this helped.
I also work in a school environment. If you have questions email me.
groyar@yahoo.com

"jann michael" wrote:

> hey..
>
> i have a windows 2000 for server and windows xp for my clients. i setup
> active directory and create an OU for my users. this setup is for school
> laboratory. there are two types of OU i created. the TEACHERS OU and STUDENTS
> OU. when the students logs-in,i dont want them to see the IE and ACCESSORIES
> in the start menu but when the teachers logs they can see the IE and
> ACCESSORIES . how can i remove or hide the IE and ACCESSORIES when the
> students logs-in, when they click the start menu and go to all programs..they
> can't see it? can i find the solution in the group policy? what are the other
> ways? thanks for the help..
>
> Jann.

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