Re: Administrators v Administrator security differences
From: Glenn Kreisel (GlennKreisel_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/23/05
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Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 13:01:03 -0800
Ok I tracked down the problem even further....
The software is failing on a CreateThread() API call when logged in as
"User10"
but not as "Administrator". The "User10" is part of "Administrators" group.
The CreateThread() never starts the new thread and never returns.
On our dev server all users work. It is just our production server that this
happens on. Win2k SP 3
Any IDEA??? Been driving us nuts..
"Dave" wrote:
>
> "Glenn Kreisel" <Glenn Kreisel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EDD99035-45E9-40A1-A240-FD0F7A2999D1@microsoft.com...
> > I have this issuing going on where I can access a piece of software
> > when I'm logged in as "Administrator" but I can not access it when I'm
> > logged in as "user10" who is part of the Administrators group.
> >
> > Everything I look at says the "user10" should have the same access level
> > as the "Administrator" account.
> >
> > What are the differences from the "Administrator" account and being part
> of
> > the "Administrators" group.
> >
> > HELP
> >
>
> The Administrator can be the owner of a file or registry section and exclude
> other Administrators from accessing it... however, any other member of the
> Administrators group could then take ownership of the file and change the
> permissions. But just being a member of the group doesn't give you access
> to everything. In fact, even a user who is the owner of a file could set it
> so that Administrators can't access it without taking ownership and changing
> the permissions.
>
>
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