October 28, 200421 yr Is there a generic way in script to disable the USB ports and CDROM drive. I can disable the appropriate devices in the registry, but if the hardware changes then the tweaks don't work anymore. Can it be done at a higher level?
October 28, 200421 yr Now, that would be useful, as i'm building an unattended for work and as such they dislike use of USB especially.Thanks
October 30, 200421 yr You can use DevCon as an alternative to Device Manager. I believe this command disables the basic (onboard) USB-controllers:devcon disable USB\*Edit: oh yeh, forgot the command for CDROM-drives :devcon disable IDE\CDROM*
October 30, 200421 yr u can disable it in BIOS so u dont need to do anything in windowsnot sure if disabling CDROM can be done in BIOS
October 30, 200421 yr Pain, and not easy to ensure BIOS password is set, and not all PC's have the same!!So, as they get re-built, it will be applied.
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