How to reset user group to default?
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How to reset user group to default?
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Welcome
Perhaps the information included in this, tutorial may be helpful
Local Group Policy - Reset to Default - Windows 7 Forums
Perhaps the information included in this, tutorial may be helpful
Local Group Policy - Reset to Default - Windows 7 Forums
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Hi richc46,
I had tried the link method none of them work, the group of users that i manually added to a specific Local users group still there,
Thanks anyway
I had tried the link method none of them work, the group of users that i manually added to a specific Local users group still there,
Thanks anyway
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Hello Stuckfree,
By default, all users are part of the Users group. Administrators are also part of the Administrators group.
Depending on what you did, you should be able to remove the users from the group, and make sure that they are part of or added to their default group(s) as above.
User Accounts - Add or Remove from Groups - Windows 7 Forums
Hope this helps,
Shawn
By default, all users are part of the Users group. Administrators are also part of the Administrators group.
Depending on what you did, you should be able to remove the users from the group, and make sure that they are part of or added to their default group(s) as above.
User Accounts - Add or Remove from Groups - Windows 7 Forums
Hope this helps,
Shawn
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Hi Brink ,
Yeah Brink , the link is good, and also i know this information already, but i want to reset the users group to default without navigating to a member tab and select the user because it take time, if i have a user account that belong few user group so i have to delete one by one.
I want a faster solution, so as my thread stated, reset the user group to default, if that possible.
Thanks
Yeah Brink , the link is good, and also i know this information already, but i want to reset the users group to default without navigating to a member tab and select the user because it take time, if i have a user account that belong few user group so i have to delete one by one.
I want a faster solution, so as my thread stated, reset the user group to default, if that possible.
Thanks
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