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Outlook comes up with an error message if non admin user opens it
Hi there
We have a TS with Office XP installed on it.
Because it is publicly available TS, we want to tighten the security as much as possible and hence the users are not local admins on the server.
But this causes Outlook to stop working. If I add "Domain users" to the local admin group, the Outlook is fine, i.e. I can setup the profile in outlook and things, but the minute I remove domain users from the local admin group, it starts throwing an error message "This feature is not available. For more information please contact your system administrator".
This thing is driving me mad. Can someone help? It is quite urgent. 500 points straight away.
Dhaval
We have a TS with Office XP installed on it.
Because it is publicly available TS, we want to tighten the security as much as possible and hence the users are not local admins on the server.
But this causes Outlook to stop working. If I add "Domain users" to the local admin group, the Outlook is fine, i.e. I can setup the profile in outlook and things, but the minute I remove domain users from the local admin group, it starts throwing an error message "This feature is not available. For more information please contact your system administrator".
This thing is driving me mad. Can someone help? It is quite urgent. 500 points straight away.
Dhaval
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Hey guys
Thanks a lot.
It was activation of the office which needed admin rights.
The customer was not sure if he will use the version I installed and hence didn't want me to activate.
But once it was sorted and activated, I took the admin rights off the users and it is all fine now :)
Dhaval
Thanks a lot.
It was activation of the office which needed admin rights.
The customer was not sure if he will use the version I installed and hence didn't want me to activate.
But once it was sorted and activated, I took the admin rights off the users and it is all fine now :)
Dhaval
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Installed on Windows 2003 Server R2, with Terminal services.
All windows and office updates done.