Hello Masl,
You can configure a GPO, but that test first on a lab system.
Computer configuration, windows settings, security settings, local policies,
security options, "User account control: Behavior of the elevation prompt
for administrators in Admin Approval Mode", choose "Elevate without prompting".
In my opinion you should NOT use that policy. It lowers the security tremendous.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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> Thx a lot for your answer.
> At the moment it seems that disabling UAC is the only known solution
> for
> this problem.
> If anyone knows best practices on how to deal with this challenge, I
> would appreciate your reply.
>
> Thanks in advance
> br
> "Meinolf Weber [MVP-DS]" wrote:
>
>> Hello Masl,
>>
>> The change is UAC. Any administrative account except the
>> administrator is using it.
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>> Meinolf Weber
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>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I set up a file share (server 2008 x64) and try to access it from
>>> the
>>> local
>>> host as local admin (<--full access), a window pops up telling me:
>>> "You don't currently have permission to access this folder" - click
>>> continue
>>> to get access to this folder....
>>> If I now click continue, the systems modifies the ACL by adding my
>>> user
>>> object with read & execute right - although I'm already member of
>>> the
>>> local
>>> admin grp.
>>> Share permissions: local admins, full control
>>> Security: local admins, full control
>>> (aside from several other rights/permissions but no explicit deny
>>> set)
>>> Any idea what has chanced in server 2008?
>>> thanks in advance
>>> b
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