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Restrict access to my documents
Hi,
I've searched everywhere but found no answer. I don't just want to delete icons, I want to fully restrict access to my Documents. I have seen this done before, a message regarding contacting your system administrator comes up. I want it so that even applications cannot access this folder. It is adding to much to my My Documents folder on the domain and log offs are therefore slow. I know this is not available in GP, is there a registry trick for this? As I said, I have seen it done, just want to do it myself. Thanks Sam |
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Re: Restrict access to my documents
Are you using roaming profiles?
Sam wrote: > Hi, > > I've searched everywhere but found no answer. I don't just want to delete > icons, I want to fully restrict access to my Documents. > > I have seen this done before, a message regarding contacting your system > administrator comes up. > > I want it so that even applications cannot access this folder. It is adding > to much to my My Documents folder on the domain and log offs are therefore > slow. > > I know this is not available in GP, is there a registry trick for this? As I > said, I have seen it done, just want to do it myself. > > Thanks > > Sam > > |
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Re: Restrict access to my documents
Yes. Users save to U:\ or S:\. I want to completely block all requests to my
documents. "Bob I" wrote: > Are you using roaming profiles? > > Sam wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I've searched everywhere but found no answer. I don't just want to delete > > icons, I want to fully restrict access to my Documents. > > > > I have seen this done before, a message regarding contacting your system > > administrator comes up. > > > > I want it so that even applications cannot access this folder. It is adding > > to much to my My Documents folder on the domain and log offs are therefore > > slow. > > > > I know this is not available in GP, is there a registry trick for this? As I > > said, I have seen it done, just want to do it myself. > > > > Thanks > > > > Sam > > > > > > |
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RE: Restrict access to my documents
Any ideas, anyone?
"Sam" wrote: > Hi, > > I've searched everywhere but found no answer. I don't just want to delete > icons, I want to fully restrict access to my Documents. > > I have seen this done before, a message regarding contacting your system > administrator comes up. > > I want it so that even applications cannot access this folder. It is adding > to much to my My Documents folder on the domain and log offs are therefore > slow. > > I know this is not available in GP, is there a registry trick for this? As I > said, I have seen it done, just want to do it myself. > > Thanks > > Sam > > |
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Re: Restrict access to my documents
Redirect "My Documents" to the "home drive" U or S or what ever you provide.
Sam wrote: > Yes. Users save to U:\ or S:\. I want to completely block all requests to my > documents. > > "Bob I" wrote: > > >>Are you using roaming profiles? >> >>Sam wrote: >> >>>Hi, >>> >>>I've searched everywhere but found no answer. I don't just want to delete >>>icons, I want to fully restrict access to my Documents. >>> >>>I have seen this done before, a message regarding contacting your system >>>administrator comes up. >>> >>>I want it so that even applications cannot access this folder. It is adding >>>to much to my My Documents folder on the domain and log offs are therefore >>>slow. >>> >>>I know this is not available in GP, is there a registry trick for this? As I >>>said, I have seen it done, just want to do it myself. >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>>Sam >>> >>> >> >> |
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