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The original poster asks if it's possible to create a Windows 10 user who can install/uninstall programs but can't enable a specific NIC, aiming to restrict NIC access selectively. Neemobeer responds that technically it might be possible but would require extensive modifications to file and registry permissions. The discussion suggests that such granular control is complex and not straightforward to implement.

arya6000

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Is it possible to create a user in Windows 10 who has permission to install/uninstall programs, but does not have permission to enable one of the NICs on the system? I want one of the NICs to remain enabled, but remove permission from him for one of the NICs
 

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In literal terms it might be possible, but realistically you would probably have to heavily modify file and registry permissions to accomplish this.

Neemobeer

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In literal terms it might be possible, but realistically you would probably have to heavily modify file and registry permissions to accomplish this.
 

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