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Access Denied trying to change time zone

Users cannot change Time Zone.  Get Access Denied.  Windows XP pro sp2 OS.  Exchange Server 2003 sp2
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What permission your user got on that machine?
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Are talking in the OS or in Outlook? YOu have to have admin permissions to do so in the OS.

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Actually the problem lies with Terminal Server Users.  On the local machine it works fine.   The TS users are not able to change the time zone.

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Remote Desktop Users do not have sufficient permission to change system time.  You need to be a Power User in order to do so.
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