RE: Admin can't kill off user's processes

From: Ryuman Ho (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/30/04 

Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 20:01:11 -0800

I reached this problem too after I had installed the SP4 on my Win2000 Server.
Can any one tell me how to solve this problem? Thanks very much.
     
     ----- Angie wrote: -----
     
     Found out that Debug Programs in the right required to do
     this.
     
     Now my question is - how do I let a power user see
     proccesses of all users in order to kill them off? The
     check box in Task Mgr is grayed out.
     
>-----Original Message-----
>My goal is to have a server with the tighter security
>template in place, but still allow the administrators to
>kill off processes of other users -
>>Working on Server 2003. On a clean box, or one
>configured with the setupSecurity.inf file, the
>administartors group can kill off other user's processes
>correctly.
>>As soon as you load the securedc.inf security template,
>this is no longer possible. The admin receives 'Access
>Denied'. Will not work through Task Manager or
>taskkill.exe with the force switch.
>>I found out that the securews.inf security template does
>not have this affect. I attepted to compare the secure
>workstation and the secure domain controller policies,
>but can't find anything that is a tell tale sign.
>>I would like to find out where this security setting is
>taking place.
>>>.
>

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