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Hi All,
I was wandering What is the best practice for disabling windows safe mode in enterprise environment? Do safety standard recommends to disable it? I need references. can some one help me in this regard. Thanks in advance |
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I would think it would depend on the network and the security policies in place. I do not disable it in my domain.
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is there any Microsoft verdict, that whether disabling safe mode is recommended or not.
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Just curious as to why you want to disable a tool that can save you work.
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Safe mode is a disaster recovery tool (of sorts) so why would you want to disable it -- if it even CAN be disabled?
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Your servers should be physically secure anyway, so no-one unauthorised should be able to boot them into safe mode. I can't think of any security reasons for disabling it either.
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Holy Cow. Safe Mode has saved my bacon several times.
I'd be interested to know if anyone has actually achieved this and why they needed to disable it.
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Apparently it can be done. Why is a different matter.
Application http://www.disablesafemode.com/ http://www.shockingsoft.com/EnableDisableSafeMode.html I HAVE NOT AND WILL NOT TEST THESE APPS. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. |
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