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Overclocked Like A Mother
Joined: July 2002
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trying to figure out why a limited user is able to edit the hosts file. I tried to deny permissions of the hosts file and then it doesn't work, it allows the limited user to access the blocked websites. I allow full control of permissions, it blocks the sites, but the limited user can edit the file. What can I do? This is for a Vista Service Pack 2 machine. Thanks Heeter |
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Joined: June 2004
Location: Seattle
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Try making the hosts file read only and then give limited users read access only. If they do not have write access they can not change the file but since they have read access the file should still work.
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