Disable Drives in My Computer LOOPHOLE?

[rlatham]

I have been able to DISABLE the drives from My Computer in Win2k. The loophole I found is that a user can still browse the Start Menu, go to the programs folder, and DOUBLE CLICK the accessories folder and it automatically spawns windows explorer and gives access to the C drive! Does anyone know why this is happening or a way to restrict it? Thank you.

[Mosaic1]

Actually, all a user has to do is to right click on any Folder and Choose Explore. To end all this and disable the Windows+E you can do this. (At least you can in Win98 SE)
Open the registry and navigate to:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell

Under shell, delete the Explore subkey.

Unfortunately, I found that going to run and typing Explorer.exe was all it took.
Have you disabled start>run ?
I was able to create a shorcut with the command line C:\windows\explorer.exe
That opened explorer too.
I think you have a difficult question. Maybe someone else will have more ideas.
Windows2000 is different from Win98SE. Possibly there is something to do.

[POBrien]

It can't be done in any windows version. The current tweak of "hiding" the drives is about it.

[rlatham]

I have locked down the computer to the point where there is NO 'Run', 'Control Panel', or anything related to modifying the computer on the Start Menu. I have also disabled the ability to 'right click' and explore. The only thing on the Start menu is the Programs menu and Favorites. When I double click My Computer the drives go away, but when I double click the Accessories folder in the Programs group it gives Full Access to explorer! HELP! This is win2k, is there a way to disable explorer? Thanks all.