Sometime in your private own computer need to become someone users else.On this time may be some problems.For example, may be something in your personal computer you do not want to see that.If you want you can keep your hard disk drive hidden and can not to access.
How do this work ?
How do this work is given below :
1.At first you got START menu > Run, type Gpedit.msc than enter.
2.Group policy into a windows come.
3. User configuration> Administrative Templates> Windows Components> Windows Explorer Commend than enter.
4.Many option can be seen right the number.
5.Double click " hide these specified drive in my computer ".
6.When new windows come than you select the Enable.
7.You can see the under the drop down Click on the drop-down menu for any one or all Hide Restrict all drives, select the drive to Apply> ok again.
8.Now you open your computer and you see where the drive gone.
9.This rules regulations can be suspended.
For "Prevent access to drives from my computer" and double-click the upmarket 6 and 7 of the rules can be done.
10. Option No. 6 to go back to the previous settings at the time of not configured.
Thanks for reading this post.
How do this work ?
How do this work is given below :
1.At first you got START menu > Run, type Gpedit.msc than enter.
2.Group policy into a windows come.
3. User configuration> Administrative Templates> Windows Components> Windows Explorer Commend than enter.
4.Many option can be seen right the number.
5.Double click " hide these specified drive in my computer ".
6.When new windows come than you select the Enable.
7.You can see the under the drop down Click on the drop-down menu for any one or all Hide Restrict all drives, select the drive to Apply> ok again.
8.Now you open your computer and you see where the drive gone.
9.This rules regulations can be suspended.
For "Prevent access to drives from my computer" and double-click the upmarket 6 and 7 of the rules can be done.
10. Option No. 6 to go back to the previous settings at the time of not configured.
Thanks for reading this post.
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