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By default when installing SBS 2008 it disables the Administrator account.. did you reenable it or are you using an account that had Administrator priviliges?<br />
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SBS 2008 like vista has the UAC.. so you have to do the right click and run as admin.
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By default when installing SBS 2008 it disables the Administrator account.. did you reenable it or are you using an account that had Administrator priviliges?

http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2008/10/sbs-2008-access-denied-when-adding.html [http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2008/10/sbs-2008-access-denied-when-adding.html]

SBS 2008 like vista has the UAC.. so you have to do the right click and run as admin.

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On my SBS 2008 box I am logged in as Administrator. &nbsp;When I try to modify or delete any of the printers I get the an Access Denied error.
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On my SBS 2008 box I am logged in as Administrator.  When I try to modify or delete any of the printers I get the an Access Denied error.

Print Management Access Denied

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