How do you password protect the "Network Connections" and "Network and Sharing Center" Control Panels?
In an environment without a Windows Domain and/or Group Policy, you may find that you want to lock down Windows in order to prevent employees from changing Windows settings. On computers that do not store data on the primary partition, Toolwiz Time Freeze is an excellent solution. You may also want to experiment with the use of Limited User Account permisisons. On computers that store data on the local hard drive, Winability Folder Guard is the most effective solution. In this example, I want to password protect the "Network Connections" and the "Network and Sharing Center" Control Panels within Windows. WinAbility Folder Guard can password protect by File Name or Folder Name not by CLSID/GUID or Process ID. Therefore, we have to identify the file related to the process we wish to password protect. In the past, this would have been as easy as selecting a Control Panel file such as NCPA.CPL . Since Windows Vista, we need to find the CLSID/GUID of...