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Hello Experts,
Can someone tell me how I go about adjusting access rights and settings on a user's profile? We have a domain configuration using Active Directory in Windows SBS 2011 and Exchange 2010. This user needs to be able to download programs and delete icons off their desktop without having to put in the administrator login credentials. Where do I go to change these settings?
Can someone tell me how I go about adjusting access rights and settings on a user's profile? We have a domain configuration using Active Directory in Windows SBS 2011 and Exchange 2010. This user needs to be able to download programs and delete icons off their desktop without having to put in the administrator login credentials. Where do I go to change these settings?
Active DirectorySBSWindows 7
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Mahesh
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Thank you! Worked instantly upon a reboot of the computer.
For deleting desktop icons standard user do not require admin rights as he is having full access to his Profile \ desktop
Also what you mean by download programs ?
Are you talking about downloading program from internet or (install) what exactly ?
In order to download programs from internet, again you do not require admin rights.
If you want to install software, then I don't think there is any alternative available other than adding user in local admin group
Alternatively you could deploy required software's through GPO if possible
Mahesh
Also what you mean by download programs ?
Are you talking about downloading program from internet or (install) what exactly ?
In order to download programs from internet, again you do not require admin rights.
If you want to install software, then I don't think there is any alternative available other than adding user in local admin group
Alternatively you could deploy required software's through GPO if possible
Mahesh
Another way is to just go to that computer, log in as domain admin, go to compmgmt.msc and add the user to the administrator group.