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MS Steady State
I have a situation where I think Microsoft Steady state would work well but I wanted to make sure before I tried it. I am looking to take an older computer in the office and use it for some basic internet things like (applicant personality tests etc) but I still want to be able to login as a different account to do other things. Is steady state a wizzard for creating these limited use profiles but with more protections? If I logged in as myself or another user on the domain things would be normal? (Non steady state)? Basically I want to steady state an account not the entire computer.
Last edited by LiquidRetro; 02-20-2013 at 01:10 PM.. Vague questions receive vague answers . . . . . .
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For win 7 it is policy based according to here
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/do...x?id=24373 for Windows Xp you can still do it by account manual here http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/do...px?id=4310 |
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