Is there a way to disallow changing system time/date?

[wildgoat]

A bunch of guys in the office change the date/time and conveniently claim they finished their work on time. Is there a way to disallow changing of time?

Thanks guys

 

[LEWke]

Hi,
can you give more info? What kind of OS? Domain or not?
Kind reg,

 

[karlsnooks]

A bunch of guys in the office change the date/time and conveniently claim they finished their work on time. Is there a way to disallow changing of time?

Thanks guys

WIN | type SECPOL.MSC | ENTER

WIN is the key with wavy flag.

Now navigate as shown in following attachment.



http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/113557-date-time-allow-prevent-users-groups-changing.html

 

[WindowsStar]

Or you can make them all standard users.

 

[wildgoat]

A bunch of guys in the office change the date/time and conveniently claim they finished their work on time. Is there a way to disallow changing of time?

Thanks guys

WIN | type SECPOL.MSC | ENTER

WIN is the key with wavy flag.

Now navigate as shown in following attachment.

View attachment 94373

Thanks. This did it!

 

[wildgoat]

Or you can make them all standard users.

Some older apps dont work with the standard user account.

 

[karlsnooks]

Wildgoat,

Glad to hear that the problem is solved and to have been of assistance.

 

[WindowsStar]

Or you can make them all standard users.

Some older apps dont work with the standard user account.

I really just said that because you sounded like you wanted to get back at them.

 

[logicearth]

Or you can make them all standard users.

Some older apps dont work with the standard user account.

Then you have a big problem, very big. No user should ever EVER have administrator power. An administrator user can revert any change you make in Local Security Policy and regain the ability to change the time.

You already lost your ability to control these computers. Either take away administrator power and find a way to make your old broken POS applications work, or give up now.