> I would like to know whether it is possible to have the network id
> and the change button to be disabled so user cannot change the
> network id. As yesterday when my colleague check one of the
> workstation, it has quite a number of network id and he is confused
> on which is the correct network id that is currently being used and
> which is the administrator.
>
> It is under XP Pro 2. And for your info also, the user is in the
> administrator rights also. Is there any possibility to do it?
>
> Please show me how to do it. Thank you very much for your help.

> ncuz wrote:

>> I would like to know whether it is possible to have the network id
>> and the change button to be disabled so user cannot change the
>> network id. As yesterday when my colleague check...

> nope, i'm talking about the id which is used for the communication /
> messenger services.
>
> because the user account should be only one, but the id is created
> by the user for the messenger services...

> You mean the Windows Live ID?
>
> Things are not getting clearer - but more fuzzy.
> Can you describe what you are seeing, clicking, doing, etc to get to this
> ID?
>
> I'm fairly certain you do not mean the Windows Logon Username now.
> However - it almost sounds like you mean Windows Live Messenger.
>
> Or - have you setup some sort of loose network where the server(s) and the
> user(s) have no connection other than you created a share on the server they
> could access?
>
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