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imkira3

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  1. Pretty straightforward. Every option I see for disabling powershell relies on the executable location or name. They rely on specific paths, so all a user would have to do is have the program installed elsewhere, like, on a USB. What can I do to truly disable powershell for the computers at the community centre? Can I set the permissions so low Powershell is basically useless or something? Thanks.
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