教你隐藏控制面板中的选项（Teach you hide the options in the control panel）.docVIP

教你隐藏控制面板中的选项（Teach you hide the options in the control panel） Teach you to hide the option in control panel (daily digest) The retrieval | education survey | | school homepage | educational website login online | online remote home page to | | nice page Teach you hide the options in the control panel Source: rookie home (daily digest collection 12:16:03 May 22, 2002) Teach you hide the options in the control panel Control The Panel control panel, it is a system tool in Windows, which can be used for setting some important system of Windows, but sometimes we do not want to let others change a blind in your own computer, so we must hide some sensitive items. Control Panel itself has a configuration file, control.ini, which can be achieved by changing this file. This file is in the C:\windows\ directory (assuming that your Windows is in this directory), and you can open it with a tablet. The following is the content of my first paragraph of the document. With this setup, theres nothing in my control panel. Heres how it works. Specifically, the [dontload] field is added to the control.ini, followed by the *.Cpl=no, which means that the option is not displayed in the control panel. [dontload] Joystick.cpl=no means hiding the game controller Midimap.drv=no indicates hiding the zone settings Access.cpl=no means hiding auxiliary options Appwiz.cpl=no indicates add / Remove Programs Desk.cpl=no means hide display Inetcpl.cpl=no stands for Internet and user Intl.cpl=no indicates hiding the zone settings Joy.cpl=no means hide game control Main.cpl=no means hiding printers, keyboards, mice, input methods, and fonts Mmsys.cpl=no means hiding multimedia and sound Modem.cpl=no stands for modem Netcpl.cpl=no means hiding the network Odbccp32.cpl=no stands for hiding 32 bit ODBC Password.cpl=no means hiding passwords Powerefg.cpl=no stands for hidden power management Sticpl.cpl=no means hiding scanners and digital cameras Sysdm.cpl=no means hiding the system and adding new hardware