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Power users can do some administrator tasks. But cannot go to User files.<br />
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Mario
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Power users can do some administrator tasks. But cannot go to User files.

Mario

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You can also create a new group in control panel = &gt;users &amp;&nbsp;paswords and then in administrator tools local security policy set the right that you want to give to this group.<br />
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Mario
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You can also create a new group in control panel = >users & paswords and then in administrator tools local security policy set the right that you want to give to this group.

Mario

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it doesn't help me<br />
becaus none of them can unlock computer without an administrator
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it doesn't help me
becaus none of them can unlock computer without an administrator

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Assign people to the server operators group.
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Assign people to the server operators group.

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you can assign the user admin access by editing the user profil to have access to &nbsp;the specific things you want them to have!
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you can assign the user admin access by editing the user profil to have access to  the specific things you want them to have!

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how can i create a group that will be able to unlock computer like the administrators but won't get the other administrators <br />
premissions.
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how can i create a group that will be able to unlock computer like the administrators but won't get the other administrators 
premissions.

unlock computer without any administrator user

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