The recommended method is by changing the value of the $wgGroupPermissions configuration option. Edit LocalSettings.php and add the line:

Full Control Internet can password-protect the Windows 9x and XP Safe Mode. To set this up, go to the Security Settings tab of the System Setup screen. Check the box which controls Safe Mode protection. With this in place, the Full Control Internet setup password is required to use Safe Mode.

This will only happen if you have set on the Access tab to Allow any application to run. If you limit the Applications Allowed To Run you can avoid this issue completely. But, if you need to allow all applications, there are still many ways to address this. One easy way is to use the built-in Window Control to close such inappropriate windows when they appear. In this way they are not accessible. To do this, set up Window Control to look for that window's title and close it when it appears.

In spite of all the negative things you may have heard, the fastest, easiest, and most effective first step to take is to enable WEP encryption.

In Windows 9x and NT, Full Control Internet can completely disable Ctrl+Alt+Del, or password-protect it. In Windows 2000 and XP, the Windows Security (Ctrl+Alt+Del) screen which appears has all functions grayed out. Either way, to disable Ctrl+Alt+Del, select the group to which you want to add this protection. On the Input Control tab, check the box to disable Ctrl+Alt+Del.

FAQ-SEC200 How to manage log files (and statistics) corrupted by worms attacks like 'Code Red Virus like'.

You can prevent users from resizing a form by setting the FormBorderStyle to FixedDialog and setting the MaximizeBox property to false. Contributed from George Shepherd's Windows Forms FAQ

While you can write using HTML, many computer users will have some difficulty seeing the effects of your HTML?or even reading the text of your message. However, if you want to learn how to use HTML in mail and newsgroup posts, click here. What the heck is that little red, square light down by the up and down arrows at the bottom of my screen? That red square means you have your Caps Lock on, everything you type WILL LOOK LIKE THIS until you hit Caps Lock again.

Other FAQ sections: Installation | Server configuration | Client resources | User issues | Licensing | Printing | Connectivity | Profiles | Applications | Administration & Monitoring | More FAQS Run them as Administrator on the console of the Terminal Server (when no user is connected), start a TS session as a normal user and try to run the application.

Our customers have not noticed an increase in fake orders now that they have online ordering. We have taken advanced measures to prevent against users submitting fake orders. We record information that can easily identify the user submitting a false order. In the event of a user falsifying an order or conducting fraudulent activities we will send this information to the proper authorities as well as their Internet provider.

To avoid unauthorized shutdown of your computer, ID Process Manager gives you the chance to password protect the shutting down process. All you have to do is go to the "Options" section of the main menu and enter a chosen password in both provided places and then press the "Set" button to save the changes.

The XTRconfig program allows you to set protections to prevent users accessing or changing files using Xtension Recorder.

There are two parts to preventing a user from starting a computer in DOS. The first step is to set up Full Control Internet to disable the keyboard at startup (set on the System Setup screen, Security tab). The second step is to change your computer's boot sequence to make sure it tries to boot from your C: drive before trying your A: drive (set in your CMOS).

On the lower right hand side of the contact list window is an icon of a shield, next to the lock icon. Click on the shield icon and the option to "block messages from users not in your contact list" will come up. Click on it to set it.

Yes, no filtering method is completely foolproof. It is technically possible for sophisticated users to find ways around the filter. Appropriate measures will be taken to make the ICN filtering solution as difficult as possible to circumvent. ICN staff can provide constituents with consultation about addition measures to be considered if needed. The ICN does not publish this material however to prevent users from getting access to this information.

There is no recorded side effect in medical literature from the use of colloidal silver. Additionally there has never been a recorded case of a drug interaction. It is non-addicting, the body does not build up a tolerance to it, and studies seem to show that colloidal silver is not deposited under the skin like other compounds that may cause grey skin (Argyria).