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Important Various Windows 7 Tweaks

There are many uses of windows local group policy editor.It is not available in windows
7 home and home premium.This is hidden from normal windows settings.So you have to enter the group policy editor by typing gpedit.msc on start menu.If you're using windows XP type it in RUN box.You need administrative privileges to enter.
Important Various Windows 7 Tweaks

Enabling and Disabling Task Manager

Normally when you press ALT+CTRL+DEL the task manager may start.We can either enable or desable this feature through task manager.To do so open User Configuration Branch in Group Policy Editor.
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Then open Administrative Templates branch.Finally open system branch.Now you can see CTRL+DEL+ALT options at the top.To turn off task manager,Double click the setting named Remove Task manager and set it to Enable.



Stopping Autoplay Option

Go to user configuration and Open Administrative templates.Then Go to Windows Components.Double Click on autoplay policies.Double Click Turn Off autoplay and Enable it.Now you have stopped the removable media autoplay.

Managing Desktop Gadgets 

The windows gadgets may reduce your system speed.We can disable this with Group Policy Editor.
Go to User Configuration>Administrative Templates>Windows Components.Double Click Desktop Gadgets and open Turn Off Desktop Gadgets setting and set it enabled.

Stopping Windows Error Reports

Windows error reports may not so much important to you.You can disable them through Group Policy editor.Go to User Configuration>Administrative Templates>Windows Components and Select windows error reporting.After that double click Disable Windows Error reporting and set it Enabled.

Banning CD/DVD Burn

Go to User Configuration>Administrative Templates>Windows Components.Open Windows explorer branch.Double click on the setting Remove CD burning features and enable it.

Applying the same picture to all user accounts

Open computer Configuration branch.
Different Essential Windows 7 Tweaks
Then go to Administrative templates>Control Panel.
Select User Accounts.
You'll see a setting named Apply the default user logon picture to all users.Double click on it and change it to Enabled.





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