how do i disable access to administrative tools in windows 7 as admin


  1. dragonx
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    how do i disable access to administrative tools in windows 7 as admin


    i want to disable this feature as i found a way to bypass my internet filter but i dnt want to be tempted to bypass it again i put it on myself but is there anyway to disableaccess to it via the registry or anything please help
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  3. Nedly
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    dragonx said:
    i want to disable this feature as i found a way to bypass my internet filter but i dnt want to be tempted to bypass it again i put it on myself but is there anyway to disableaccess to it via the registry or anything please help
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  4. Layback Bear
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    Nedly here is a list of (wait/what)

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  6. logicearth
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    I'll tell you what you need to do. Take away your administrative power. Done.
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