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07-06-2008
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| Vista Ultimate 32bit | Full Local Access for Domain Admins Hi folks I am running a Windows 2003 network at home, and have just taken delivery of a shiny new laptop running Vista Ultimate 32bit. I have upgraded the OS to SP1 and joined it onto my domain. I now want to configure the laptop so that any member of the Domain Admins group gets full administration access to the laptop in order to be able to install software. I used to have my old laptop (running XPSP2) configured in this way so that I didn't have to put in a separate password everytime I wanted to install a piece of software. I'm presuming that there is the ability to do exactly the same in Vista, but I don't seem to be able to add a Domain group to a Local group in the security settings. Any ideas? TIA Ian |
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