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Thanks McKnife. And, thank you as well ShazbotOK. I have't forgotten about you. I will take a look McKnife.
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Thanks McKnife. And, thank you as well ShazbotOK. I have't forgotten about you. I will take a look McKnife.

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McKnife perfect! <br />
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@ShazbotOK I am just not very good with scripts. But, I have this saved, and I will work on Powershell. I really appreciate your time.<br />
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I apologize for taking so much time to close the question.
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McKnife perfect!

@ShazbotOK I am just not very good with scripts. But, I have this saved, and I will work on Powershell. I really appreciate your time.

I apologize for taking so much time to close the question.

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I have several client machines each with several accounts (all &nbsp;the accounts are of the same four employees). Most are local admins.<br />
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What is the best way to change them. I know where the users are un CP. But, can I do it using GP on SBS 2008?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
<br />
Bert
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I have several client machines each with several accounts (all  the accounts are of the same four employees). Most are local admins.

What is the best way to change them. I know where the users are un CP. But, can I do it using GP on SBS 2008?

Thanks.

Bert

Changing local admins to users

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