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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Watch Out Your USB Protection Access

Posted on 9:43 PM by Unknown
1. START
2. Run
3. gpedit.msc
4. Administrative templates on computer configuration menu.
5. View, filtering
6. un-select pd check box to off “Only show policy settings that can be be fully managed”
7. Right click on Administrative templates choose add/remove.
8. Make sure that file : write_protect_removable_drives.adm on directory : C:\Windows\INF. If no you can download di www.Petri.co.il/software/usb_write_protect_adm.zip
9. After finish downloading unzip then run batch to make it automatically copied.
10. Then click ADD choose file then open.
11. If success on add/remove you can see that file. Then close.
12. There will be new menu, “Custom Policy Settings” with sub menu “write protection” with disable status.
13. Click twice on Write Protect USB Removable Drives. There will shown properties, on tab setting choose enabled and change it status to ON. APPLY and OK.
14. If succes thw state will change to enable then FILE – EXIT.
15. To change to disable, follow step number 12 and 13 on tab setting choose disable and status OFF.
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