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probably the username or user account that you login has the admin rights... <br />
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If yes, then change the rights for that account or remove the admin membership.<br />
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also double check with the user setting under control panel in that workstation; see whether there is a admin rights account for the domain(companydomain.com).<wbr /> <br />
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Remember don't mixed up with the admin account of the local domain! Local domain is the same name as the computer name!<br />
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probably the username or user account that you login has the admin rights...

If yes, then change the rights for that account or remove the admin membership.

also double check with the user setting under control panel in that workstation; see whether there is a admin rights account for the domain(companydomain.com).

Remember don't mixed up with the admin account of the local domain! Local domain is the same name as the computer name!



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I just took over a win 2k network for a company. It has one DC in an active directory environment. On one of the workstations, logged in as just anyone of the users names, I can see and change anything in the active directory users and computers screen. How can I change easily change this so this can no longer happen, or better, only the administrator can make changes on this client computer. <br />
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Thanks
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I just took over a win 2k network for a company. It has one DC in an active directory environment. On one of the workstations, logged in as just anyone of the users names, I can see and change anything in the active directory users and computers screen. How can I change easily change this so this can no longer happen, or better, only the administrator can make changes on this client computer. 

Thanks

user access in 2k

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