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Desktop lockdown refers to restricting user access and system settings to prevent unauthorized changes or software installation. On WindowsForum.com, discussions cover removing persistent lockdown programs from rental laptops, using Windows 7 desktop refresh as an opportunity to reassess PC control policies with tools like Viewfinity, and configuring Windows 7 for public kiosks by limiting Start Menu options, disabling right-click, and controlling desktop icons. These threads highlight challenges in enforcing desktop lockdown for security, compliance, or public use scenarios.
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    Windows 7 Help Needed To Remove Agent Lockout Program

    My son purchased a used Compaq CQ69 Laptop from Aaron's Rental and after paying it out, a program appeared with information from Aaron's claiming to be locking out unless connected to internet to verify Network (connected but acted as if it wasn't) or to get lockout password from Aaron's...
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    Windows 7 Locking down windows for public system

    Hey guys, I am putting together a computer system to be used at bars and clubs etc. It is going to contain a piece of software that will be able to run music videos out of it. Basically I want to be able to boot the system into windows 7 and have it appear on the Desktop with my icons. The...