RE: internet connection on one account and not on another
- From: nass <nass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2006 08:48:02 -0700
"Saltboss" wrote:
Once I have gone to the path of all users what am I looking for to move?
[+] Local Disk (C:)
[-] Documents and Settings
[-] All Users
Desktop
Foavorites
[+] Shared Documents
[-] Start Menu
[-] Programs
[-] Accessories
Accessibility
Communications Click on this and Remove the
connection from there.
Entert
System Tools
StartUp Remove the connection from there if it exist there.
[+] Boss
[+] Administrator
[+]Joe
Also you can use Adminstrative Tools and Double click Local Security Policy
and Edit from there.
But you must be loged in as Administrator to do these changes.
I also don't have a folder in my windows folder that is labled Desktop do I
have creat one?
NO, just move to any folder in the Admin folders that you have easy access
to and can remember.
I am sorry. I know what I am doing with computers usally but
this seems to be greek to me for some reason.
Be patient, it is your only wisdome against these problems to be calm and
collective.
.. thanks for your help.. Saltboss
You're welcome.
HTH
Regards
nass
.
"nass" wrote:
Hi,
If you have an Admin account you can do that or if you set up a password for
the Internet connection.
To remove the Internet connection for a normal user try to login as Admin
and open Widows Explorer and locate the following path;
C:\Documents and settings\All Users and move the Connection from the user
you do not want to have a connection access, or you can move it to the admin
Folder on the following path;
C:\Windows\Desktop.
HTH
Please let us know.
Regards
nass
"Saltboss" wrote:
IS there a way that I can make my internet connection available on one user
account and not available on another account? If so please tell me how to do
this.. thankyou
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