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You want to prevent the creation of administrative shares on a Windows 2000 server computer. What should you do?

Nothing. You can't prevent the creation of administrative shares.
Configure the Advanced options in Configure Your Server
Configure the Advanced settings on the View tab in Folder Options
Use Reged32.exe or the System Policy Editor to edit the registry

Correct Answer: Use Reged32.exe or the System Policy Editor to edit the registry

Explanation:

Edit the registry to prevent the creation of administrative shares.

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