Can they kill the process if another user account started it (especially one
higher up the food chain)? I am pretty sure you can set ACLs on a process
basis too.

Block access to the command prompt and Task Manager via GPO. Take away admin
rights. If they need Task Manager, block their access to other user
processes (if you can, I am not sure whether I did this through AppSense or
not). If you can afford it, get AppSense and make the process a self-healer
:-)

2009/8/17 Robert Smith <[email protected]>

> Is it possible to prevent users from ending a particular process on a WinXP
> SP2 workstation. The catch to this is that they need to be able to end other
> processes in the event of an app locking up.
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> Thanks,
> Bob
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