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1) on users group go to properties and all managers and asign rights that you wish<br />
2) add the group/user in GPO --&gt; Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment for time changing<br />
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1) on users group go to properties and all managers and asign rights that you wish
2) add the group/user in GPO --> Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment for time changing



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Thanks Mike, yes this is AD group, I want this group be able to add/change local users and group mostly password in case I got locked out this local computer<br />
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Thanks <br />
David
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Thanks Mike, yes this is AD group, I want this group be able to add/change local users and group mostly password in case I got locked out this local computer

Thanks
David

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thanks muzafar_13 your solutions was working fine..<br />
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Thanks alot<br />
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David
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thanks muzafar_13 your solutions was working fine..

Thanks alot

David

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I have 2 groups 1 for users and other is managers...I want to give the group managers access and able to change/add local users and groups... how do I accomplish this?<br />
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I would also wanted all users and groups able to change their own time clock as well..<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
David<br />

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I have 2 groups 1 for users and other is managers...I want to give the group managers access and able to change/add local users and groups... how do I accomplish this?

I would also wanted all users and groups able to change their own time clock as well..

Thanks in advance.
David


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