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<pre><code id="code-7306">strComputer = &quot;mycomputername&quot;
strPeople = inputbox(&quot;what userid?&quot;,,&quot;domain\userid&quot;)
Set objGroup = GetObject(&quot;WinNT://&quot; &amp; strComputer &amp; &quot;/Administrators&quot;)
Set objUser = GetObject(&quot;WinNT://&quot; &amp; strPeople)</code></pre>
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strComputer = "mycomputername"
strPeople = inputbox("what userid?",,"domain\userid")
Set objGroup = GetObject("WinNT://" & strComputer & "/Administrators")
Set objUser = GetObject("WinNT://" & strPeople)

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weellio: hiya thanks for yr fast responds, but it seems like not working. it didnt pop out any error message.
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weellio: hiya thanks for yr fast responds, but it seems like not working. it didnt pop out any error message.

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Does the user who is running this script have admin credentials?<br />
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regards<br />
Chandru
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Does the user who is running this script have admin credentials?

regards
Chandru

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chandru: hiya i am using an account with admin credentials. but its still working
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chandru: hiya i am using an account with admin credentials. but its still working

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Hi Experts<br />
I need some help to add a domain user into local administrator group while being prompted to key in a domain user into the input box using vbscript.<br />
cheers
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Hi Experts
I need some help to add a domain user into local administrator group while being prompted to key in a domain user into the input box using vbscript.
cheers

Input box being prompt to add domain users into Local administrator group using VBScript

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