If you've been wondering if there's a simple way to disable a USB port, you're in luck. It's not too complex, and of course it's always nice to achieve a small victory over Windows XP. It's a good enough OS, but completing small tasks like these can be slightly more difficult.
If you read on, I'll explain how to do it - it doesn't take long, and if you're looking for a quick fix in between work, your desire to Play on FoxyBingo.com, this is the fix for you. So onto the solution - we're people that tend to work at 120mph, so I'll make this as quick and easy as I can.
On my new job at COMTECH, aside from teaching they put me on the computer laboratory as their maintenance. Lab is installed with Windows XP Home edition and other software but i will be migrating some computer to Edubuntu sooner or later. For the meantime I've tweak some on the registry of Windows Enable/Disable the USB port just to control student from inserting the memory stick:
On the registry:
Click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentContolSet > Services > USBSTOR
Choose the Start Modify the value data 3 to 4 Hexadecimal
3= Enable
4= Disable
If you read on, I'll explain how to do it - it doesn't take long, and if you're looking for a quick fix in between work, your desire to Play on FoxyBingo.com, this is the fix for you. So onto the solution - we're people that tend to work at 120mph, so I'll make this as quick and easy as I can.
On my new job at COMTECH, aside from teaching they put me on the computer laboratory as their maintenance. Lab is installed with Windows XP Home edition and other software but i will be migrating some computer to Edubuntu sooner or later. For the meantime I've tweak some on the registry of Windows Enable/Disable the USB port just to control student from inserting the memory stick:
On the registry:
Click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentContolSet > Services > USBSTOR
Choose the Start Modify the value data 3 to 4 Hexadecimal
3= Enable
4= Disable
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