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Edit (change) Local group policy using java

 
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Hi,

Actually I don't know what is the section that I want to add this topic so sorry for that. Can I edit (change)local group policy using java?

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Huh?
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Hi,

Actually I want to disable the start menu on task bar (Start button) I try to get some instructions using google. But I didn't fiend anything. So I try with local group policy program. using this, I can disable some objects on start menu. But I want to hide the start menu. How can I do this? If I can do it using local group policy then how can I do it? please help me.

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If your application is going to mess around with my machine's settings, then I am going to be pissed off and will most probably uninstall your application.
I don't know why you want to disable the start button,but I think it is a very bad idea. And what about OSs which do not have a "Start" button?
If you can tell us what you are trying to do, maybe someone can offer a better solution.

Your question is not Swing related. Moving to a more appropriate forum.
 
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See
https://coderanch.com/t/510662/Streams/java/Disable-task-manager
 
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