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Please clarify the WIN7 machines have been added to the domain? If so are you logging into the workstation local or the domain?
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Please clarify the WIN7 machines have been added to the domain? If so are you logging into the workstation local or the domain?

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Yes they have been added to the account, and we are logging into the domain,
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Yes they have been added to the account, and we are logging into the domain,

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With Windws Vista and later the root directory c:\ is a protected folder, you can copy to subdirectories off of c:\ just not to C:\<br />
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other protected areas<br />
$recycle bin<br />
\Program Files<br />
\Program Files (x86)<br />
\Windows
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With Windws Vista and later the root directory c:\ is a protected folder, you can copy to subdirectories off of c:\ just not to C:\

other protected areas
$recycle bin
\Program Files
\Program Files (x86)
\Windows

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Hello<br />
we are setting up windows server 2008 standard, and 30 windows 7 32 bit workstations, <br />
we have to give full administrative rights to all workstations under the GPO, <br />
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we are logging in to the workstations with the domain controller id and password, still we cant even copy a simple file in c drive<br />
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Help
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Hello
we are setting up windows server 2008 standard, and 30 windows 7 32 bit workstations, 
we have to give full administrative rights to all workstations under the GPO, 

we are logging in to the workstations with the domain controller id and password, still we cant even copy a simple file in c drive

Help

server 2008 GPO trust relationship

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.