Hai Mark,

Thanks for your reply.It will be nice if you explain step by step procedure
to do this process because i am not much aware of this concept.please advice
me regarding this.Thanks in advance

"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

> Administering an XP Pro Edition system to deny rights requires TWO admin
> accounts.
>
> One account can use Add/Remove, but cannot edit Policy. The other account
> can edit Policy, but cannot not use Add/Remove (or other Policy denials).
>
> You cause an admin account to not be able to 'edit' Policy (or have it
> applied to it) by changing the Permissions on the ../GroupPolicy/ folder to
> deny READ access for that admin.
>
> You set Policy for using Add/Remove in 'GPEdit.MSC' (Not available in Home
> Edition)
>
> If you do all this, and then reset to default Security settings, you will
> lose access to Add/Remove completely (until you again deny read access to
> the /grouppolicy folder to lift the Policy)
>
> In Home edition, Limited users cannot add/remove.
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>
> "Suresh" <Suresh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:7704D5E5-2831-4112-94D6-749405FAAA70@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> > Is there is any way to lock 'add or remove program' so only admin can able
> > to download software.I dont like to create guest account,please tell me if
> > there is any way other.
> >
> > It will good whenever any user tries to download program or run from
> > internet it should ask password so that only admin can able to download.
> >
> > Please let me know if there is any option to do
> >
> > Thanks inadvance
>