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Remove Administrative Tools in Windows 10

Remove Administrative Tools in Windows 10: Administrative Tool is a folder in Control Panel which contains tools for system administrators and advanced users. So it’s pretty safe to assume that the guest or novice Windows users should not have access to Administrative Tools and in this post, we will exactly see how to hide, remove or disable Administrative Tools in Windows 10. These tools are critical and messing with them can damage your system and that’s why restricting access to them is a good idea.

How To Remove Administrative Tools in Windows 10

There are few ways via which you can easily disable or remove Administrative Tools for guest users but we are going to discuss each of them in detail. So without wasting any time let’s see how to Remove Administrative Tools in Windows 10 with the help of the below-listed guide.

Remove Administrative Tools in Windows 10

Nco ntsoov tsim qhov taw tes rov qab, tsuas yog thaum muaj qee yam yuam kev.

1.Nias Windows Key + R ces ntaus cov hauv qab no thiab ntaus Enter:

C: ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms

Nco ntsoov: Make sure show hidden files and folders are enable in File Explorer.

qhia cov ntaub ntawv zais thiab cov ntaub ntawv ua haujlwm

2. Hauv qab cov kev pab cuam folder search for Windows Administrative Tools, ces right-click rau nws thiab xaiv Zog.

Under programs folder search for Windows Administrative Tools, then right-click on it and select Properties

3. Hloov mus rau Kev ruaj ntseg tab thiab nias Kho kom raug khawm.

Switch to Security tab & click Edit button under Windows Administrative Tools Properties

4.Select Txhua tus from Group or user name and checkmark Deny next to Full Control.

Select Everyone from Group or user name & checkmark Deny next to Full Control

5.Do this for every account you want to restrict access to.

6.If this doesn’t work then you can simply select Everyone and select Remove.

7.Reboot koj lub PC kom txuag tau cov kev hloov pauv.

Method 2: Remove Administrative Tools Using Group Policy Editor

Nco ntsoov: This method won’t work for Windows 10 Home Edition users.

1.Nias Windows Key + R ces ntaus gpedit.msc thiab ntaus nkag.

gpedit.msc nyob rau hauv khiav

2.Next, navigate to the following path:

User Configuration > Administrative Template > Control Panel

3.Make sure to select Control Panel then in the right window double click on Hide Specified Control Panel Items.

Select Control Panel then in the right window double click on Hide Specified Control Panel Items

4.Select Enabled thiab nyem rau ntawm Qhia khawm nyob rau hauv Options.

Checkmark Enable for Hide Specified Control Panel Items

5.In the Show context box type the following value and click OK:

Microsoft.AdministrativeTools

Under Show Content type Microsoft.AdministrativeTools

6.Nias Thov ua raws li OK.

7.Reboot koj lub PC kom txuag tau cov kev hloov pauv.

Method 3: Remove Administrative Tools Using Registry Editor

1.Nias Windows Key + R ces ntaus regedit thiab ntaus nkag.

Khiav cov lus txib regedit

2.Nav mus rau tus yuam sij npe hauv qab no:

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerAdvanced

3.Select Advanced then from the right window pane double-click on StartMenuAdminTools.

Select Advanced then from the right window pane double-click on StartMenuAdminTools

4.Set the value to 0 in the value data field in order to disable it.

To disable Administrative Tools: 0
To enable Administrative Tools: 1

Set the value to 0 in the value data field in order to disable Administrative Tools

5.Click OK and close Registry Editor.

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Qhov ntawd yog nws koj tau ua tiav Remove Administrative Tools in Windows 10 but if you still have any questions regarding this post then feel free to ask them in the comment’s section.