Topic: disabling users?
has anyone found out how to disable individual users?
- OverFlow
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Re: disabling users?
I just hit the ban button 
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- mr_smartepants
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Re: disabling users?
LOL, I think he means in Win7. 
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Re: disabling users?
While a universal ban-your-neighbor button has a certain amount of appeal, I'm looking to create users in Windows Seven but have them be disabled or no-login. I can do this in XP all day long. No clue as to how this works in Win7.
Last edited by newsposter (2009-08-03 13:12:42)
- mr_smartepants
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Re: disabling users?
You should be able to do that with Win7 Enterprise and Active Directory on a domain, just like you can with XP and Vista.
I'm not sure what environment you're using.
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- razormoon
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Re: disabling users?
Very intriguing...hmm.
CONTROL PANEL >> SYSTEM AND SECURITY >> ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS >> COMPUTER MANAGEMENT?
In Computer Management (Local) > System Tools > Local Users and Groups > Users - you may have that exact ability. I never tried to learn more about it as far as command line options and such, but Holy Cow if you can research this that'll be something, eh?
I must admit...why this option? (Disabling...Lockout I can barely understand) I've used it to piss my mother-in-law off in the past.
Last edited by razormoon (2009-08-04 13:33:56)
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Re: disabling users?
Yah, got that this afternoon. I was hung up looking dorectly at the user control panel applet. That used to work. I hate it when msft cleans up the gui back doors......
At home I use this option to setup occasional/guest users. When they aren't here, their uid gets disabled. Their files/settings/faves are retained until next time.
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Last edited by newsposter (2009-08-04 19:17:04)
- razormoon
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Re: disabling users?
I see. You can also go this route...
WIN+R > CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2 > ADVANCED TAB > ADVANCED
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- muiz
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Re: disabling users?
Re: disabling users?
muiz wrote:
OverFlow wrote:I just hit the ban button
whahahahahahaha +1
He does that a lot. 