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Probably but if you are doing this to one user, why not do it by removing it from all groups it is a member of? Through the AD properties.
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Probably but if you are doing this to one user, why not do it by removing it from all groups it is a member of? Through the AD properties.

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It's just for testing purposes.
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I recommend that Jmoody10's comment ID 35167487 be accepted. &nbsp;It will do the job.<br />
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I recommend that Jmoody10's comment ID 35167487 be accepted.  It will do the job.

Rob.

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You said in your comment &quot;except the Primary Group&quot; this means they will still be a member of that group and therefore not removed from &quot;ALL&quot; Grouos as per the request?
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You said in your comment "except the Primary Group" this means they will still be a member of that group and therefore not removed from "ALL" Grouos as per the request?

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But you can't remove a user from a primary group. &nbsp;You must have one group set as the primary, and since there is no request to change the primary group, you can't do anything else with it.<br />
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But you can't remove a user from a primary group.  You must have one group set as the primary, and since there is no request to change the primary group, you can't do anything else with it.

Rob.

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Hello...<br />
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Is there a VB script to remove a user from ALL security groups and distribution lists that he/she is a member of?
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Hello...

Is there a VB script to remove a user from ALL security groups and distribution lists that he/she is a member of?

Is there a VB script to remove a user from ALL security groups and distribution lists?

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