Cannot see users in Local Administrators group!. I've got a Win2k machine with SP4 on it, and it's doing the weirdest thing. I cannot enumerate anyone in the Administrators group. If I open a users' account and show it's membership, it shows as a member of...

microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Hi Ryan, Yes, I can add local user in a local Admin group. I cannot enumerate domain users DNS seems OK. This problem was resolved, I removed a second IP addres from the Local Network controler card in the...

Cannot implement the domain user as a local administrator ... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () When i add an domain user into the local administrators group in a client system of windows2000,I am facing an error. The error is...

and by default all users are made members of the Power Users group. Rather than make these users members of the local Administrators group, I was wondering if one of the local User Right settings could be modified to allow them to accomplish a periodic...

long as they are local administrators there will be no technical way to prevent them to logging off other users. The solution would be to look at ways to not make them local administrators. Often applications can have permissions modified for ntfs or...

as Administrator or as a user>> within >> the administrator group. Any malware that comes along can install during >> your logon. It cannot do this when running as a Limited user. >>>> Ideally, install all your software while logged on as an administrator...

investigating. Thanks! Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () The hisecure template for workstations will remove all users from the local administrators group except the built in administrator and domain admins [for a domain computer...

in message > news:t9Lfe.1293547$6l.299420@pd7tw2no... >>I just upgraded a Win2K to WinXPpro. I have enabled Remote desktop and >> added the local permitted users (which are also in the local>>administrators>>group). This PC is in a Peer-to-Peer...

etc. You can't just create a group called Local Domain Admin then add them as a user account with admin rights because you can't add groups... only users locally on each station. I thought of removing domain admins from the administrators group on...

be that the user you are testing with is a local administrator on the computer where the share exists. The administrators group may have full control permissions to the folder. Try removing your test user from the local administrators group and try again...