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Remove the Run Command from the Start Menu - disallows the user to start applications or processes from the Start menu by removing the option completely.
Remove the Find/Search Command From the Start Menu - when enabled, this setting removes the "Find/Search"command from the Start Menu.
Remove the Favorites Folder from the Start Menu - removes the Favorites folder from the Start menu.
Remove the Recent Documents Folder from the Start Menu - removes the Recent Documents folder from the Start Menu.
Remove Common Program Groups from Start menu - disables the display of common groups when the user selects Programs from the Start menu. It also hides Open All Users and Explore All Users items in Start Menu context menu.
Hide Start Menu subfolders - set this when you use a custom Programs folder. Otherwise, two Programs entries will appear on the user's Start menu.
Remove "Folders Options" from Settings on Start Menu - removes the Folder Options option from Settings on the Start Menu, therefore stopping users from changing folder options.
Remove "Windows Update" from Settings on Start Menu - removes the Windows Update option from Settings on the Start Menu, therefore stopping users from unwanted updating your Windows.
Remove Folders from Settings on Start Menu - removes folders such as Control Panel, Printers and Faxes, and Network Connections from the Settings menu. These folders will disappear from My Computer as well.
Remove Taskbar and Start Menu from Settings on the Start Menu - removes the Taskbar and Start Menu option from Settings on the Start Menu, and stops users from changing the taskbar properties.
No Start Menu Context Menu - removes context menu from Start Menu. While this restriction is turned on, a user can not open Start Menu context menu using right mouse button for an item of the menu.
Disable LogOff command - this option allows you to stop users from being able to logging off the computer, by disabling the LogOff command.; displays explanation in a dialog box.
Disable Shut Down command - This option allows you to stop users from being able to shutdown the computer, by disabling the shut down command.; displays explanation in a dialog box.
Hide the Control Panel - this setting allows you to hide the Control Panel options from the Start Menu and deny access to it.
Hide Network and Dial-up Connections on Start Menu - this option allows you to hide the Network and Dial-up Connections option on the Start Menu and in Control Panel.
Skip the Open With web service prompt - Normally when you attempt to open an unknown file type a popup message is shown asking whether you would like to use the online web service to find the appropriate program to open the file. This setting allows you to disable this prompt, causing the Open With dialog to display immediately.
Disable the Windows Hotkeys - This restriction allows you to disable the use of the Windows hotkey combinations that provide shortcuts to the Start Menu and task swapping.
Hide All Items on the Desktop - this options hides all the items and programs at the Windows desktop.
Set Classic Shell - this option sets the classic view of Windows shell like the Windows 95 Desktop.
Disable Active Desktop - this option disables the use of the Active Desktop feature.
Don't Allow to Change Wallpaper - this option allows you to stop users from being able to change wallpaper.
Hide Desktop Context Menu - removes context menus at Desktop and Windows Explorer. While this restriction is turned on, a user can not open context menus for any items of Desktop and Windows Explorer using right mouse button or any other way.
Hide TaskBar Context Menu - removes context menu at the Task Bar and the System Tray Bar. While this restriction is turned on, a user can not open Task Bar and System Tray Bar context menu using right mouse button or any other way.
Remove File menu from Explorer - this option removes the File option in Explorer's toolbar.
Hide Task Bar - removes the Task Bar and the System Tray Bar at Desktop.
Hide System Tray Bar - removes the System Tray Bar at the Task Bar.
Hide System Clock - removes the System Clock at the Task Bar.
Hide the Network Neighborhood Icon from the Desktop - The Network Neighborhood/My Network Places icon is shown on the Windows desktop whenever Windows networking is installed, by enabling this setting the icon will be hidden.
Remove Entire Network from Network Neighborhood - Entire Network is an option under Network Neighborhood that allows users to see all the Workgroup and Domains on the network. Entire Network can be disabled, so users are confined to their own Workgroup or Domain.
Hide Workgroup Content from Network Neighborhood - this option hides all Workgroup content from being displayed in Network Neighborhood.
Remove the Map and Disconnect Network Drive Options - Prevents users from making additional network connections by removing the Map Network Drive and Disconnect Network Drive buttons from the toolbar in Explorer and also removing the menu items from the Context menu of My Computer and the Tools menu of Explorer.
Hide Computers Near Me in Network Places - this setting allows you to show or hide the computers listed Near Me in My Network Places.
Disable registry editing tools - this setting disables user's ability to run Regedit.exe or Regedt32.exe to modify the registry. Be careful with this setting and make sure you don't lock yourself out of the registry.
Disable the Autorun feature on all drives - determines whether the Autorun feature is enabled on each drive connected to the system. When Autorun is enabled, media is started automatically when it is inserted in the drive.
Disable Task Manager - enables or disables the user's ability to start Task Manager to view processes, applications running, and make changes to the priority or state of the individual processes.
Disable the Lock Workstation Button - this setting stops unauthorized users from locking machines from the Windows NT Security dialog box.
Disable the Change Password Button - this setting disables the "Change Password" button on the Windows NT Security dialog box.
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