Local Security Policy


  1. chris283
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    windows 64 bit
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    Local Security Policy


    Hi

    Im wondering if someone can help me disable the run command in windows 7 local security policy for local users, i can apply a number of different setting but i can seem to the policy for run command

    thanks
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  3. Ztruker
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    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    Did you see this: Run Command - Enable or Disable
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