Administrator :)

Hello(s), All...! On Friday I heard out of the blue from one very advanced ninth grader: "You can't change anything on these machines without an administrator... Damn, how much I know of ways to put wallpaper on your desktop - none of them work!” With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru [ZX] [500:95/462@ZXNet] [2:5016 Forever] [Golyanovo] [Old Russians]

Hello, Wladimir! 14 Nov 04, 18:22, Wladimir Bulchukey wrote to All on the topic "Administrator :)": WB> On Friday I heard out of the blue from one very advanced ninth grader: WB> "You can't change anything on these machines without an administrator... Damn, so much WB> I know how to put wallpaper on your desktop - none of them work! " Speaking of tricks, how many ways are there? Happy connections. Roman.

Hello, Roman...! 16 Nov 04 00:40, Roman Alexandrov -> Wladimir Bulchukey: WB>> how much WB>> ways [kus] WB>> how to put wallpaper on your desktop RA> Speaking of tricks, how many ways are there? The easiest one, of course, is through Screen Properties. This is exactly the feature admins and turn it off first. But if the admin is too lazy to turn everything off policies and it just disables the Control Panel, the next simplest the way would be to use Active Desktop. This one also works on XP completely unexpected bug feature: Control panel removed in policies, runs fine from the command line: control.exe . In XP you need more set permissions on this file only for the system and administrators. In W2K this there is no hole. If the administrator has disabled Active Desktop, the next option will be "Make desktop picture" from Internet Explorer. To ban this possibility, you need to enable a direct policy that prohibits changes namely the desktop picture. But even after this, a similar option in ACDSee continues to work. I'm quite I rummaged through politicians for a long time and finally banned this too, but I won’t say offhand, where and what exactly I was spinning. And this is not a fact that from some other program it will not be possible to plop some kind of program onto the desktopobscenity. Then you have to remember a lot, how else. (Naturally, users should not have access to policy and registry editors). With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru [ZX] [500:95/462@ZXNet] [2:5016 Forever] [Golyanovo] [Old Russians]

Hello, Wladimir! 16 Nov 04, 09:35, Wladimir Bulchukey wrote to Roman Alexandrov on the topic "Administrator :)": WB>>> how to put wallpaper on your desktop RA>> Speaking of tricks, how many ways are there? WB> The simplest, of course, is through Screen Properties. It is this feature that admins WB> and turn off first. But if the admin is too lazy to turn everything off WB> policy and it simply disables the Control Panel, the next simplest WB> way would be to use Active Desktop. This one also works on XP WB> completely unexpected bug feature: Control panel removed in WB> policies, runs perfectly from the command line: control.exe . In XP WB> you also need to set permissions on this file only for the system and administrators. WB> W2K does not have this hole. If the administrator disabled Active Desktop, the next WB> option will be "Set as desktop wallpaper" from Internet Explorer. WB> To disable this feature, you must enable the immediate policy WB> prohibiting changes specifically to the desktop picture. But even after that WB> a similar option in ACDSee continues to work. I've been rummaging through for quite some time. WB> politicians and still banned this too, but I can’t tell offhand where and what WB> I was the one who did it. And this is not a fact that from some other program it is not WB> it will be possible to plop some obscenity onto the desktop. WB> Then you need to remember a lot, how else. To be honest, I'm more interested in Windows 98. Happy connections. Roman.