Option A: Configure "Deny logon locally" user right on the local computer/s.
1. Press Window+R to "Start" -> "Run"
2. Write "Gpedit.msc" and OK
3. Select Computer Configuration
4. Window Setting
5. Security Setting
6. Local Policies
7. User rights assignment
8. Double click on “deny logon locally”
9. Add user and group
10. Type name and click on check name
11. Type domain user id and password
12. Select name
13. OK
14. Apply than OK
Option B: Remove "NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users" uses from the list of users group.
To eliminate the option to logon to one or few computer, follow the instructions bellow:
1. Right click "My Computer" icon on the desktop.
2. Choose on "Manage".
3. Extract "Local Users and Groups".
4. Click on "Groups".
5. In the right side of the screen double click on "Users" group.
To eliminate the option to logon to one or few computer of a particular domain user or group, follow the instructions bellow:
2. Write "Gpedit.msc" and OK
3. Select Computer Configuration
4. Window Setting
5. Security Setting
6. Local Policies
7. User rights assignment
8. Double click on “deny logon locally”
9. Add user and group
10. Type name and click on check name
11. Type domain user id and password
12. Select name
13. OK
14. Apply than OK
Option B: Remove "NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users" uses from the list of users group.
To eliminate the option to logon to one or few computer, follow the instructions bellow:
1. Right click "My Computer" icon on the desktop.
2. Choose on "Manage".
3. Extract "Local Users and Groups".
4. Click on "Groups".
5. In the right side of the screen double click on "Users" group.
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