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Admin rights
Option 4 a) If no user is logged in then option 4 will install the update at the scheduled time (3am by default) b) If a user is logged in and does not have admin rights, at the scheduled they will be logged off and the updates installed. If the system is off then at boot up the updates will be installed (after a

Give user admin rights at local machine?? How?
If You have not admin rights for this computer, how you are able to launch user manager and see rights of other users? regards George HSOFT <hs...@amexol.net> píąe v diskusním příspěvku:u1dVjipgAHA.1036@tkmsftngp03... I have 4 NT 4 workstation computers and one with admin access rights. I am installing InnoculateIT

Admin has no rights on login
I read that I need to make sure the installation account has 'Enterprise Admin' and 'Schema Admin' rights. I was able to add 'Enterprise Admin' rights via the 'Member of..', but 'Schema Admin' does not even appear in the box. Where do I find this?? Thanks Marcus Open a CMD prompt and type: net group "Schema Admins"

WSUS 2SP1 - clients w/out local admin rights?
chaos ch...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general thanks. does this auto-sync work even though logged in user does not have admin rights? "Mark L. Ferguson" wrote: Assuming the system startup allows entering the BIOS setup, the time can be set there. Little good it does though,

ADmin rights?
"Simon" <simoncuson...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:c60e41d.0303100715.63bf2659@posting.google.com... I upgraded from 98 to XP home. Now my "normal" user has no admin rights, there is another user with same rights, and the admin doesn't log in (though I didnt put a password anytime to it.

ADmin rights?
Karl Levinson [xy] mvp jamescagney90...@excite.com microsoft public security You need admin rights. To reset or guess the admin password: http://securityadmin.info/faq.htm#password I know that PWDUMP3 under windows 2000 requires local admin permissions, but I'm not 100% sure whether PWDUMP under Windows NT does.

Admin Rights For Local User On Domain
Edward Lee e...@ulgm.org microsoft public sharepoint portalserver Does this user have admin rights everywhere? just the home area? an area or site in particular? Each individual area and site can have its own security. Is it possible that you removed admin rights for this person in one particular area or site,

The Sims works with admin rights only
When running a DTS package to update an OLAP cube, we have discovered that it is necessary to be a local admin to your machine in order to run the package under SQL Server 7.0. We get the following error when local admin rights are not present: Microsoft SQL Server OLAP Services must be installed and must be an

User with admin rights can't install software
To install you'll have to use SU/SMS or another tool to install with admin rights. I am trying to deploy an application that I developed using MSDE to some of our sales people. They have lap top computers running NT4 with only 48mb of ram (the max for this model). MSDE installs on Windows NT4 as a service.

WSUS 2SP1 - clients w/out local admin rights?
Debra Earle theb...@intranet-works.com microsoft public windowsnt misc The palm software works ONLy for ONE user, so she has to have admin rights on her own account, install it, then set up the profile just for her own login. If you set it up or install it under Administrator, then it won't work for *her*.

Local Admin RIghts
Simon Geary simon_ge...@hotmail.com microsoft public metadirectory Thanks for the reply, you were correct I had to give the Replicate Directory Changes permission in AD to get it to work, but thankfully did not require domain admin rights. "Tomasz Onyszko" <t.onyszko_sp...@w2k.pl> wrote in message

Apps don't always like running with Admin rights
Perhaps the back-door account that needs to be there to administer them is still floating out there and you have the correct rights to that user. If so, change the password for that user, login as them, and give Admin rights back to the Admin account before you nuke the account or its rights.

changing time without admin rights?
"JohnM" <Jo...@discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet news:C083B1CD-2EE8-455B-83A0-2088555677D5@microsoft.com... When my son tries to run Age of Mythology on my computer it comes back and tells him he needs administrator rights. Can anyone confirm whether this is correct, or an error in the system?

Win2k/XP admin rights for workstation auto-import?
Google Detect Admin Rights and you will find a few clues and references. Geoff "Ulrich Trutter" <Ulrich.Trut...@t-online.de> wrote in message news:hhp0s35d7obi2f314c1hb9si8v77d5206c@4ax.com: Does anyone know, how I can find out from my VO-app, if the user has admin-rights or not. TIA Ulrich.

need sms admin rights on primary sms site
Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] lanwe...@heybuddy.donotsendme.unsolicitedmailatyahoo.com microsoft public exchange admin Darren <Dar...@nospam.com> wrote: Hi, I have recently been assigned a new additional ,managing a fairly large sms hierarchy . However , it seems that the previous sms admin had exclusive rights to one

Urgent! Domain Admin rights on SMSService
Darren Dar...@nospam.com microsoft public exchange admin Hi, I have recently been assigned a new additional ,managing a fairly large sms hierarchy . However , it seems that the previous sms admin had exclusive rights to one of the primary sms sites ..When I logon to the primary site server click "site hierarchy"

Local User Admin Rights
Mick M...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public sms installer I've never met an app that didn't prefer to be installed under an account with admin rights. Since you're able to install the app on machines where the logged in user has local admin rights the first thing I would check is the installation account

delegate admin rights to an OU
quinn wildman qwild...@borland.com borland public interbase general Do you have admin rights for the domain? Can you change your rights in the domain? I have a feel the problem is something about your rights in the domain. Anderson, Harper wrote: I hope this answers your question. What could be some next steps?

.Net Adminpak needs Domain Admin rights to use
Narayana Vyas Kondreddi answer...@hotmail.com microsoft public sqlserver setup I guess is it possible to have a DBA without admin rights to the box? Of course, you can. But then your DBA must wait on you guys for anything that needs admin privileges. -- HTH, Vyas, MVP (SQL Server) Check out my SQL Server website

Local Admin Rights
We want to have our support and admin staff be able to log onto our W2K desktops with full local administrator rights. All other users needed to have a restricted desktop environment. Also we need to be able to manage these permission groups via AD. We do not want these users to have Domain Admin rights.