Re: Administrator privilages disapearing
If the machine is within a domain, then examine all GPOs that
apply to the machine to see whether there is a Restricted Group
definition for the Administrators group (or Domain Admins if
that is your case).
If you mean other than the account stops being a member of
the Administrators (or Domain Admins) group when you say
"loosing its admin privs" then post back and clarify.
"xioc1138" <microsoft@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx(donotspam)> wrote in message
news:CD957FFB-4BC5-4432-AF41-4C22EA09CA2D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Our server has two admin logins. One of them keeps loosing its admin
> privilages, while the other keeps them just fine.
>
> There seems to be no real easy way to track down when admin privilages
> will
> leave this administrator. It just happens.
>
> ----
> xioc1138
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