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Interesting. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm posting a response here mainly because I want to see what the answer is going to be. &nbsp;Sorry I do not have one.<br />
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checkfu . . . why do you want to do this . . . if you don't mind me asking?<br />
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Interesting.  

I'm posting a response here mainly because I want to see what the answer is going to be.  Sorry I do not have one.

checkfu . . . why do you want to do this . . . if you don't mind me asking?



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Set local administrator for any user is not allow. There is no issue for desktop computer user. Only, the laptop user find many inconvience to operate outside office network such as they cannot perform program installation, or cannot change setttings because it is dimmed<br />
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Is there a way to resolve this management scenario? How to do? Please advice!
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Set local administrator for any user is not allow. There is no issue for desktop computer user. Only, the laptop user find many inconvience to operate outside office network such as they cannot perform program installation, or cannot change setttings because it is dimmed

Is there a way to resolve this management scenario? How to do? Please advice!

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Is there a way whereby a laptop user logon onto domain, the local right will be given as Power User. Once disconnected from office network, the local right will change from Power User to local administrator. Note: this use domain username and password logon without creating another same username in local machine.
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Is there a way whereby a laptop user logon onto domain, the local right will be given as Power User. Once disconnected from office network, the local right will change from Power User to local administrator. Note: this use domain username and password logon without creating another same username in local machine.

How to manage Laptop users policy in term of local administrator right

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