how I can grant admin rights to a local or domain user?

permalink · 06-Apr-2007, 02:15 AM

I am using MS Vista Business. I am pretty green as I have only had this for 2 days.

I am connecting to a SBS2003 DC.

If I log on as the network administrator I can run a specific program (Autodesk Acad 2007) It actually runs great. However, if I log on as a local user (the default local user I created when I set up the computer) or if I log on as a std domain user I can not run Acad.

Any ideas on how I can grant admin rights to a local or domain user?

permalink · 06-Apr-2007, 02:15 AM

The UAC is User Account Control, it makes all user accounts like a Limited Access account in XP. It will have confirmation boxes whenever you rename files, open programs, etc, etc...
*I mean UAC not UAP

Turn it off by:

Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Select Account -> Turn User Account Control On or Off -> Take out the check mark in the box -> OK

06-Apr-2007, 02:15 AM	#1 (permalink)
Iphone Fixed Error! Posts: 4,202 Join Date: Mar 2007 Rep Power: 6 IM:	how I can grant admin rights to a local or domain user? I am using MS Vista Business. I am pretty green as I have only had this for 2 days. I am connecting to a SBS2003 DC. If I log on as the network administrator I can run a specific program (Autodesk Acad 2007) It actually runs great. However, if I log on as a local user (the default local user I created when I set up the computer) or if I log on as a std domain user I can not run Acad. Any ideas on how I can grant admin rights to a local or domain user?

06-Apr-2007, 02:15 AM	#2 (permalink)
Iphone Fixed Error! Posts: 4,202 Join Date: Mar 2007 Rep Power: 6 IM:	Re: how I can grant admin rights to a local or domain user? The UAC is User Account Control, it makes all user accounts like a Limited Access account in XP. It will have confirmation boxes whenever you rename files, open programs, etc, etc... *I mean UAC not UAP Turn it off by: Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Select Account -> Turn User Account Control On or Off -> Take out the check mark in the box -> OK

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