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I understand, but due to a legacy accounting program with dozens of separate very active property accounts all workstations need admin rights for now.

In the meantime, the temporary workaround seems to be preventing the junior tech ranger from breaking things until the proper solution can be applied.

I have the same problem with a user stopping the host and ran across this post looking for a solution.

While looking into some of the many free File & Folder Hide/Lock programs, it dawned on me that just removing "stop"  in the target field of the shortcut to the Stop Host icon found in Start/All Programs/Remote Utilities - Host folder might work and trivial to add again if needed by the Admin.

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Remote Utilities - Host\rutserv.exe" /stop