Windows 2008 server 32bit - only allows services.msc command to run if you choose "Run as administrator.."
Hello all, first time posting here....
A field engineer is asking me if I've ever heard of a Win2k8 server (32bit) that only allows you to run the services.msc command from Start>Run if you use the "Run as administrator.." option? He also tried installing a couple of programs
that failed and he could only succeed if he ran the .exe's with the "Run as administrator.." command. I'm thinking its a group policy of some sort on the clients domain? I've searched the googles and this site now for about 30mins with
no luck.
November 9th, 2010 12:53pm
Hi,
I think it is the UAC (user access control) which require the adminstrator to elevate before he can perform any administrative task on the Windows Server 2008 server.
Is there any message prompted when you attemtp to open Services.msc without Run as Administrator? How it works if you temporarily disable the UAC on the server?
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November 10th, 2010 4:24am