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Reg Tweak for IE I want to disable local paths Rate Topic: -----

#1 User is offline   Yonderboy 

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Posted 18 March 2004 - 12:21 PM

How can I disable to execute local paths in adress bar in Internet explorer?

If you put for example this - c:\folder - into IE6 adress bar, it simply goes there.

Off course I do not mean to disable somebody to write it there. I mean when he presses ENTER, then nothing shoud happen.

I want only HTTP or web pages allowed.


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Posted 20 March 2004 - 04:55 PM

40 views and nothing...allright, not that easy one. :D

I found it at last... :)
not a REG tweak though, a GroupPolicy setting.

StartMenu/Run/"gpedit.msc"
User Configuration/Administrative Templates/
set "Remove RUN menu from StartMenu" to ALLOWED.

The sideeffect is that you don't have access to STARTMENU\RUN anymore.
Actually, a good sideefect for me, because its a thin client, I am fiddling around with.

Off course, I am not able to run the Group Policy MMC console from the RUN anymore because its not there...one would think its a trap...
No problem - you can still locate "gpedit.msc" in C:\windows\system32

I Hope you will find this info helpfull... :rolleyes:

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