Give Windows 7 (NEW) Users rights to access in program's and not.


  1. Turbo20VT
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    Give Windows 7 (NEW) Users rights to access in program's and not.


    Hi,

    I have a small business where I have 10 people work.
    I'm now making a new Windows 7 image, but now I would like to give user 1, normal access to programms.
    And user 2 only access to Chrome, Firefox etc.

    Is there a simple tool where I can chose User 1, can get come here and here?
    Thanks.

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  3. GokAy
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    Maybe you can make use of Parental Controls?
    Parental Controls - Setup and Use

    This bit should help you most - Parental Controls - Allow or Block Specific Programs
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