Disable "Safe Mode with Networking in Windows 7"

Hello,
Does anyone know, how to disable "Safe Mode With Networking" option from Windows 7 boot menu?
Kind Regards
Kalle Reivilä

Hi,
Base on my research, there’s no official method to disable Safe Mode with networking in Windows 7.
Thank you for your understanding.
Regards,
Leo
Huang
Leo Huang
TechNet Community Support
Thank You .This is what I was afraid.
I work at school and We have one problematic classroom. It's http traffic is blocked by a FSecure's firewall, but students have figured out a way. They boot computers to safe mode with networking and after that
they have access to the Internet! Now We have to change Microsofts's own firewall.
Regards,
Kalle Reivilä

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