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This is the scenerio:<br />
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1) Administrators groups have 3 groups:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; . contoso/domain admins<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; . contoso/help-desk<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; . yoda<br />
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2) We want to remove all three of these existing groups and put in a new one.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;contoso/admin<br />
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How do we accomplish this?
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This is the scenerio:

1) Administrators groups have 3 groups:

    . contoso/domain admins
    . contoso/help-desk
    . yoda

2) We want to remove all three of these existing groups and put in a new one.

   contoso/admin

How do we accomplish this?

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Did you read the link above? It shows you how to do this.
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Did you read the link above? It shows you how to do this.

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Is there a way to remove existing group in the local adminstrator group using group policy?
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Is there a way to remove existing group in the local adminstrator group using group policy?

Policy to remove existing group in local adminstrator group

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