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I have active directory users who all share the same windows 2003 terminal server. I need them to be able to install software but not shutdown the pc. Is it possible to create a group that has this ability?<br />
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It is similar to a power user but I looked in active directory and it is not there.
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I have active directory users who all share the same windows 2003 terminal server. I need them to be able to install software but not shutdown the pc. Is it possible to create a group that has this ability?

It is similar to a power user but I looked in active directory and it is not there.

How do I allow specific users to be able to install software but not shutdown the pc.

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