you cant. the power button overrides all passwords.
yes you can stop users from shutting the system down/sleep via windows by setting up a user account. but really what you want to do cant be done because you cant disable the power off button.
you cant. the power button overrides all passwords.
yes you can stop users from shutting the system down/sleep via windows by setting up a user account. but really what you want to do cant be done because you cant disable the power off button.
There is actually an option to do that. It's a rarely used option but it is indeed possible
airplanegeek :
i just dont want people to shut down my computer when im not sitting in front of it
Take a look HERE in regards to how to change what the power button reacts when it's pressed. There is also a secondary thread in that link that will guide you through removing the hibernate and stand-by buttons entirely.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Local group policy is only available in Windows 7 versions Professional and above. This option does not exist for Starter or Home Premium.
i just dont want people to shut down my computer when im not sitting in front of it
I think the first step here is why you need to worry about this in the first place. If you have roommates, just tell them not to shut down the computer.