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Mike
Is thete some general guidelines when setting up a new Win2k machine?
I have 20-30 users in a small workgroup/domain currently running Win98. I
want to move everyone to Win2k, but it seems that the initial setup is quite
a pain. Most of them are running Office 2000, Acrobat, NAV, & a terminal
emulater used to connect to a SCO Unix machine. When I initially install,
I'm logged in a the Admin of the computer, but when trying to log into the
domain as a user, most of the applications don't want to work-they will act
like I'm trying to install them & say they can't be installed by someone
who's not an administrator. Obviously, I don't want to make everyone members
of the Admin group, is there an easier way to accomplish this?
I have 20-30 users in a small workgroup/domain currently running Win98. I
want to move everyone to Win2k, but it seems that the initial setup is quite
a pain. Most of them are running Office 2000, Acrobat, NAV, & a terminal
emulater used to connect to a SCO Unix machine. When I initially install,
I'm logged in a the Admin of the computer, but when trying to log into the
domain as a user, most of the applications don't want to work-they will act
like I'm trying to install them & say they can't be installed by someone
who's not an administrator. Obviously, I don't want to make everyone members
of the Admin group, is there an easier way to accomplish this?