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I think Iıve got your answer. In the policy editor, go to: Computer Configuration * Windows Settings * => Security Settings * ===> System Services In the services list, youıll find ³Windows Audio². If you disable this service, it should disable all audio devices. Note that any services that depend on the Windows Audio service will fail to start as well, however, Iıve never seen anything depend on it explicitly. Hope that answers your question. -Dak Aldrich -Network Administrator -College of Music, MSU [log in to unmask] -517-214-4922 On 7/10/07 7:57 AM, "Ron Rivard" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Todayıs seminar will be delayed by 15 minutes; we will begin at 10:15. Sorry > for any inconvenience. > > > > From: Ron Rivard [mailto:[log in to unmask]] > Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 9:06 AM > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: MICROSOFT PRODUCT AND LICENSING SEMINAR sponsored by the MSU Computer > Store > > MICROSOFT PRODUCT AND LICENSING SEMINAR > > The MSU Computer Store in conjunction with Microsoft will be hosting a seminar > tomorrow at 10AM in the International Center Spartan Room. Microsoft > representatives will be on hand to discuss desktop and server software > products, and to review licensing requirements at MSU. Attached is an agenda > for tomorrowıs seminar. Please plan to attend, pre-registration is not > required. > > > Ron Rivard > Manager, MSU Computer Store > 110 Computer Center > E. Lansing, MI 48824 > (517) 432-5365 > > http://cstore.msu.edu > >