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GP Edit and Attrib Command

The document discusses using Group Policy and DOS commands to control computer settings and security. It recommends using Group Policy to disable the Control Panel, prevent desktop changes, and restrict task manager access. For infected USB drives, it suggests using the ATTRIB command to check for hidden, read only, or archive file attributes that may indicate a worm infection. The overall message is that Group Policy and learning DOS commands can help secure a computer and remove worms, while continuous learning is important.

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GP Edit and Attrib Command

The document discusses using Group Policy and DOS commands to control computer settings and security. It recommends using Group Policy to disable the Control Panel, prevent desktop changes, and restrict task manager access. For infected USB drives, it suggests using the ATTRIB command to check for hidden, read only, or archive file attributes that may indicate a worm infection. The overall message is that Group Policy and learning DOS commands can help secure a computer and remove worms, while continuous learning is important.

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CHS2

 Do you want to remove Control Panel in


the Start Menu in order to “unable” other
users to apply password in your
computer?
 Do you want to “unable” users to change
your desktop background?
 Do you want to “unable” users to use the
Task Manager for ending task in the
processes that may affect the
performance of your OS?
 What will you do if your computer
desktop icons do not appear?
 Do you want to remove right click
menus?
 The answers is all in the Group Policy.
 Ifyou have anti- virus software but it can
not detect and remove worms or viruses
in your flash drive. What will you do?
 The answer is the attrib commands.
 ClickStart, and then click Run.
 Type gpedit.msc and then click OK.
Description:
Disables all Control Panel programs.
 This setting prevents Control.exe, the
program file for Control Panel, from
starting. As a result, users cannot start
Control Panel or run any Control Panel
items.
 This setting also removes Control Panel
from the Start menu.
“If you want to return the Control Panel in
the Start Menu. Just do the same procedure
then select Not Configured or Disabled,
then click OK.”
“If you want to return the Ctrl + Alt + Del
Options. Just do the same procedure then
select Not Configured or Disabled, then
click OK.”
“If you want to return the previous setting.
Just do the same procedure then select Not
Configured or Disabled, then click OK.”
 ATTRIB– a DOS command that displays
or changes file attributes.
 And try to remove worms that an updated
anti-virus can not remove in your USB
flash drive.
 For file/s that you may see having SHR
(i.e. SHR autorun.inf or SHR password.ini)
are the files that are infected by a worm.
 Caution: Please read more about files or
programs that are usually infected by a
worm. Not all files having SHR are
infected by worms because maybe those
files with SHR are “Hidden, Read Only or
Archive.”
“For the Group Policy, please discover and
try to understand the different settings. “
“For DOS commands you can review by
typing help and press enter in the cmd
window.”

“It’s all about continuous learning inside the


school and outside.”

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