Hide IP Security Policies snap-in from Computer Management console file.
This setting can hide the snap-in IP Security Policies from Computer Management console file.
Level: Recommended For Experts Only
Description:
The ip security policies is used to manage secure communication with other computers. It can be accessed from start > control panel > administrative tools > computer management. But, with this setting you can hide this snap-in from computer management console file. For this, go to start > run menu, enter regedit and navigate to the registry path listed below. If any of the subkeys \mmc\{dea8afa0-cc85-11d0-9ce2-0080c7221ebd} does not exist, create them as explained below. Then, create a string value restrict_run in the right panel. Now, right-click and modify its value to 1 which can disable snap-in. However, if you want to enable back the snap-in, delete the subkey {dea8afa0-cc85-11d0-9ce2-0080c7221ebd}. The changes take effect after a restart or logoff. When editing the registry it is highly recommended to run a quick scan for optimization, you can test your system now for free.
The ip security policies is used to manage secure communication with other computers. It can be accessed from start > control panel > administrative tools > computer management. But, with this setting you can hide this snap-in from computer management console file. For this, go to start > run menu, enter regedit and navigate to the registry path listed below. If any of the subkeys \mmc\{dea8afa0-cc85-11d0-9ce2-0080c7221ebd} does not exist, create them as explained below. Then, create a string value restrict_run in the right panel. Now, right-click and modify its value to 1 which can disable snap-in. However, if you want to enable back the snap-in, delete the subkey {dea8afa0-cc85-11d0-9ce2-0080c7221ebd}. The changes take effect after a restart or logoff. When editing the registry it is highly recommended to run a quick scan for optimization, you can test your system now for free.
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First, click the 'Start' button, and select 'Run'. In the resulting dialog box, type "regedit".

Go to <b>[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\]</b>, key and create a new key with the name "MMC" under "Microsoft".

Then, create a "{DEA8AFA0-CC85-11d0-9CE2-0080C7221EBD}" key under "MMC".

Now, right-click in the open area to create a String Value with the name "Restrict_Run" in "{DEA8AFA0-CC85-11d0-9CE2-0080C7221EBD}" key.

Next, right-click on "Restrict_Run" and click on 'Modify'.

Finally set the value data as '1' and click 'OK'.
Registry Entries
- back to top- Path: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\]
- Location: Current User
- Value Name: MMC
- Data Type: Key
- Action Type: Add an Entry
- Path: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\MMC\]
- Location: Current User
- Value Name: {DEA8AFA0-CC85-11d0-9CE2-0080C7221EBD}
- Data Type: Key
- Action Type: Add an Entry
- Path: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\MMC\{DEA8AFA0-CC85-11d0-9CE2-0080C7221EBD}\]
- Location: Current User
- Value Name: Restrict_Run
- Data Type: REG_SZ (String Value)
- Enabled Value: 1
- Action Type: Add an Entry
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