In the previous article, we mainly recorded the installation process of windows 2003 from different VPS management panels. Today, we will take a look at some simple settings we need to make in order to facilitate the operation in the system. Of course, the following settings may be more based on my personal usage habits, and I hope to make it more convenient. Moreover, there may be many similar settings required. Welcome to add. Today we will mainly share the following settings: how to cancel CTRL+ALT+DEL key combination login, how to turn off IE enhanced security configuration, etc.
Cancel CTRL+ALT+DEL login
For security reasons, windows 2003 requires users to press the CTRL+ALT+DEL key combination when logging in before the login box appears. This is sometimes annoying.
Therefore, we can disable it through settings by clicking: Start→Administrative Tools→Local Security Policy→Security Options→As shown in the figure: No need to press CTRL+ALT to enable interactive login +DEL
After completion, confirm. When starting again, the above annoying screen will not appear.
Turn off IE enhanced security configuration
IE Enhanced Security Configuration is also a very depressing thing. When you open an IE window, a security warning pops up: Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration is blocking content from the following websites and requires you to add the domain name to the whitelist before you can access it.
Click in turn: Start → Control Panel → Add and Remove Programs:
Select "Add and Remove Windows Components", IE8, deselect IE Enhanced Security Configuration, and then next step .
After completion, open IE again and access a domain name. OK, the prompt will not pop up.
You can say that you can do these things or not, but I personally feel that doing them will make you more comfortable, so why not do it. In fact, there are quite a few similar settings, and you are welcome to add to them. For example, to disable "shutdown event tracking", you can find Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → System in Group Policy, and then disable the display shutdown event tracking program.
