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[Windows Server 2012] User - administrator rights on administrative tools
I have the following problem.
We have a new domain (Windows Server 2012, Virtual Machines)
We have a domain controller and a RDS.
When we create a new user with administrator rights (domain administrators, enterprise admins, group policy creator, organization management, schema-administrators).
When we log on to the RDS we can't start the administrative tools (access denied). The only solution for this is:
give this user rights on c:\users\administrator.DOM AIN (so not his own homefolder but the folder of the administrator).
What is the solution for this. Strange thing: we created multiple administrator accounts (just for testing this trouble) and one account got direct administrator rights on this directory and can start the administrative tools & server manager directly)
Can anybody help us with this problem. I think its very strange we have to set the rights on this directory so we can use the administrative tools
We have a new domain (Windows Server 2012, Virtual Machines)
We have a domain controller and a RDS.
When we create a new user with administrator rights (domain administrators, enterprise admins, group policy creator, organization management, schema-administrators).
When we log on to the RDS we can't start the administrative tools (access denied). The only solution for this is:
give this user rights on c:\users\administrator.DOM
What is the solution for this. Strange thing: we created multiple administrator accounts (just for testing this trouble) and one account got direct administrator rights on this directory and can start the administrative tools & server manager directly)
Can anybody help us with this problem. I think its very strange we have to set the rights on this directory so we can use the administrative tools
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I tried, but that's not the solution.
ASKER
At this moment we doesn't have a solution. Another ideas?
Try leaving the domain, join workgroup, restart computer, rejoin domain, restart computer.
ASKER
Still the same problem. I can only solve this problem with access on the c:\users\administrator.DOM AIN folder. Not a big problem.
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No other solution found here and on the internet
Follow the dialogue to give a domain user admin rights on the machine