Such a lockdown is counter to a Windows PC design. If you give me physical access then I can get around almost every system so far.
Have you considered forgoing a Windows PC and putting them on a tablet?
Bob
Hello and greetings from the Sooner state! I am embarrassingly seeking your advice and guidance on a topic I should have a solution for given my background as a certified A+ Technician and Cyber Security Technician in the United States Air Force. The issue is this, my son continues to find ways to download and install malware via video games or uncommon search engines, something else he has managed to do... To this date I have ensured that he is logging on to his computer utilizing a Limited User Account, I have locked down his machine utilizing a combination of iolo System Mechanic, Microsoft Family Safety (my primary parental control software), Microsoft Security Essentials none of which block the installation of software at the Limited User level. If you look at the Top 3 Parental Control suite of software there is nothing that includes such a utility as part of their software package that prohibits or bar your kids from installing software on their own. I know that a Limited User is supposed to be restricted from installing any software but this isn't the case with my Son. What would your best advice be for me in this situation? Again, I should have this info down pat yet I do not (that's what retirement does to you, LOL)... Many thanks in advance for your help! Peace!!

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