Run task before logging off?

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I made some temporary changes to various security settings for a particular
purpose and know there is a danger I'll forget to reset them afterwards. Is
there any way you can get a reminder/task to run whenever you try to log
off/shut down which would prompt you to reset them?

Grateful for ideas.
 
Re: Run task before logging off?


"simonc" <simonc@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I made some temporary changes to various security settings for a particular
> purpose and know there is a danger I'll forget to reset them afterwards.
> Is
> there any way you can get a reminder/task to run whenever you try to log
> off/shut down which would prompt you to reset them?
>


The best way is to set a restore point before you change them. All you then
have to do is restore back to this point to restore normallity.

If you want to set yourself a reminder to do this, then just create a .txt
file with the reminder text and move it to

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

The text file will auto open in Notepad next time you startup and log in to
any account.
 
RE: Run task before logging off?

You can implement a logoff or shutdown script that restores the settings you
have modified.

Use Startup, Shutdown, Logon, and Logoff Scripts:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc775970.aspx

Setting up Login/Logoff, Startup/Shutdown Scripts (refer to Scripts):
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb742376.aspx#EHAA

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"simonc" wrote:

> I made some temporary changes to various security settings for a particular
> purpose and know there is a danger I'll forget to reset them afterwards. Is
> there any way you can get a reminder/task to run whenever you try to log
> off/shut down which would prompt you to reset them?
>
> Grateful for ideas.
 
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