Re: USB Qusetion

["Justin Lintz" <jlintz () gmail com>]

You could do that.  But then are the BIOs password protected so no one
can revert back the changes?  What type of environment are you in?
Windows? Unix?

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On 10 Jan 2007 23:48:45 -0000, blufuzion () mail com <blufuzion () mail com> wrote:
> Hello, I am new to the list.I am a new network admin and my boss wants me to disable usb drives from reading USB/thumb 
> drives but still be able to use the mouse and keyboards. I was thinking of disabling them in the BIOS. Can you give me 
> any suggestions?
>
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