Run command is a useful tools in every variant of Microsoft Windows, but sometimes for security purposes you might want to disable the Run command completely in Microsoft Windows. This tutorial will show how to disable run command completely in Microsoft Windows Vista.

To disable run command in Windows Vista

• Go to Windows Vista start menu.
• Type “gpedit.msc” without the quote.
• This will open the Group Policy Editor in Windows Vista
• Go to User Configuration
• Go to Administrative Template
• Go to Start Menu and Taskbar
• Choose “Remove run from start menu”
• Right click on “Remove run from start menu and choose “Properties”
• Select “Enable” at the “Remove run from start menu” properties page
• Click “Ok” and restart your computer

Be advised that by removing Run command, you will not be able to use the Run command anymore and everything that are associated with the run command.

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