paularmstrong

you can remove things from the system tray in the registry, could give that a try. suppose its more of a one way thing tho and by no means as good as doing it through gpo

It would seem that sometimes you cant see the wood for the trees.

Ive tried this but it does not propogate down to the child objects. And obviously i cant replace the permissions in the child objects as this will remove the users permissions from the home directory

I would like to give one of the network support team access to all of the student home directories, without making them a domain admin. I need to do this so that they can use volume shaddow to restore work for the kids etc. I would normally do this using a script but this will mean that the changes will only effect files that are already there and will not propogate to any new home directories that are created ie. a new student joining. And as i will not be on site i will not be able to keep re-running the script. Has anyone else had to do anything like this or can it even be done?