Cabla,
Thank you. Truly forgot about the 'Manage' option under My Computer!
That did the trick!
I make my 'me' desktop a Power User to see what's what.(?)
A few more apps, and I will be done.
Then, I will tackle my new ESET File Security for MS Windows Server
internals.............. :)
I may get this very old server earning its' electricity yet!
Duncan
On 07/26/2012 11:41, Lubomír C(abla wrote:
Try this:
right click on "My Computer" and select Manage,
there you should find Local Users and Groups and you add yourself to group
Administrators.
Or from command prompt run compmgmt.msc.
To get direct "Local Users and Groups" just from command prompt run
lusrmgr.msc.
Cabla
On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 9:51 PM, DSinc <[email protected]> wrote:
Can anyone point me to a 'gpedit.msc' tutorial?
I totally rebuilt my server last week; RAID array, OS (W2K3Srvr), the
works.
I start all over once again. Perhaps this time I can 'stupid-proof' this
old
platform.
I have the 'admin' desktop, and, 'me' desktop. The SP2 patch, and, 127
other
win critical patches later, I am ready to load/run my chosen set of apps.
I would
really like to elevate 'me' to an administrator. So far, the OS will NOT
let my
'administrator' to do this. The CTRL Panel does NOT have the 'User
Accounts'
icon.
I apologize! I know I asked this several years back; but, I misplaced the
reply
with the answer. I've opened and scanned gpedit. Did not see anything
familiar.
Thanks,
Duncan
