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Yes, we are in a domain and one of our users wants to perform this task. &nbsp;I was able to do it as an Administrator but user would like to perform task herself - seeing if there is an easy way as we won't make her admin to do this
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Yes, we are in a domain and one of our users wants to perform this task.  I was able to do it as an Administrator but user would like to perform task herself - seeing if there is an easy way as we won't make her admin to do this

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can you make her belong to Power User?
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We don't generally use the power user - might be able to if there is no other choice but was hoping for another solution
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We don't generally use the power user - might be able to if there is no other choice but was hoping for another solution

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I know this has been asked before but I didn't find the answer helpful.<br />
Can Users format UBS keys without being Administrators?<br />
We don't want to change permissions for our users just for this.
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I know this has been asked before but I didn't find the answer helpful.
Can Users format UBS keys without being Administrators?
We don't want to change permissions for our users just for this.

Format USB without making user an administrator

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