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I want to create a security feature in Windows 7/XP, where if any random person plugs in his USB, it'll ask for the admin(or any other) password. This security is implemented at a very low level, where the USB device can't read/write unless password is provided. I've seen this implemented using Group Policy with Windows Serve, but any other method will also do. P.S: I want to implement this on Windows XP/7, Not Server editions. | |||
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You can block USB ports through Group Policy for Users. Note that if they have admin credentials, while Group policy can still block them, it can be blocked by installing a simple program that blocks Group Policy updates from the DC. There are a few programs out there though that will provide you your password prompt. A quick google brings up MyUSBOnly. | |||
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