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| We are limiting access to what a patron in the library can run from our pc's. We used gpedit and taskbar features to hide the run command and to not allow right clicking on the desktop so they cannot type in a command. Just realized that be hitting ctrl+alt+del and going to task manager that you have the option of giving a command or browsing for one. Does anyone know of a way to hide the new task command. There is something under gpedit task scheduler but that does not seem to work. | Guest
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