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Troubleshooting Aids There are many registry-editing tips and tricks that can be used to customize the Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 user interface. | Troubleshooting Aids There are many registry-editing tips and tricks that can be used to customize the Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 user interface. Unfortunately it s impossible to describe them all even books dedicated to this topic usually only show the top of the iceberg. Some of these registry-editing techniques can be used as troubleshooting aids. In this section I ll describe those that may be the most helpful. Customizing System Restore for Windows XP Workstations within Your Domain Environment System Restore introduced with Windows XP is one of the most useful features of this operating system OS . Unfortunately some users tend to disable it because it consumes a lot of free disk space no less than 200 MB . If you are an administrator you can prevent users from disabling System Restore. To achieve this simply disable the GUI tools available on Windows XP workstations for configuring System Restore within your domain environment. Note To perform these tasks log on as Administrator or user with administrative privileges. There are two ways of performing this task. Let s consider them both. Using Group Policy Editor to Disable System Restore To prevent users from disabling or configuring System Restore 1. Open the Group Policy tool MMC snap-in focused on a specific GPO. To do so start the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in right-click the name of the domain or organizational unit OU of interest and select the Properties command from the context menu. Go to the Group Policy tab and highlight the GPO of interest. Note that if you haven t created any GPOs only the Default Domain Policy will be available. Click the Edit button. 2. Expand the console tree Computer Configuration Administrative Templates System System Restore Fig. . Figure Configuring System Restore using Group Policy Editor 3. Double-click Turn off System Restore. On the Setting tab select Disable. After you apply this policy System Restore will be turned on and .