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Thank you very much that worked! &nbsp;I hope I never have that issue again...or if I do...I know what to do! &nbsp;Thanks again.
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Thank you very much that worked!  I hope I never have that issue again...or if I do...I know what to do!  Thanks again.

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Here is the issue that I am facing. &nbsp;I am running a SBS 2003 machine with about 40 to 50 users. &nbsp;I have ONE user that I cannot make any account changes for on the General, Address, Account and profile pages, they are grey scaled. &nbsp;Above that issue I cannot make any Password changes from the server for her. &nbsp;She has been successful making changes from her system, but of course if she ever leaves I want to be able to do it from the server. &nbsp;I know that at one point she was part of the Administrators Group. &nbsp;That might be a hint to someone. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Here is the issue that I am facing.  I am running a SBS 2003 machine with about 40 to 50 users.  I have ONE user that I cannot make any account changes for on the General, Address, Account and profile pages, they are grey scaled.  Above that issue I cannot make any Password changes from the server for her.  She has been successful making changes from her system, but of course if she ever leaves I want to be able to do it from the server.  I know that at one point she was part of the Administrators Group.  That might be a hint to someone.  

Thanks in advance.

Unable to change password on one User account

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