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Since we are talking about Microsoft, don't you think that perhaps
they might be using Active Directory to administer their machines?
Assuming that is the case, any users that have admin privileges are
granted those admin privileges by the domain, and they aren't
going to be able to change local user accounts on the machine (like
Administrator).
Posted by: longofest   Posted on: 05/23/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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control-alt-delete reboot F8  rem1010 | 05/23/06
Ummm no.  mobrien_12@... | 05/23/06
administrator password  jimbo689 | 05/23/06
AD  longofest | 05/23/06
Um, No...  Patrick Jones | 05/24/06
They could but they don't ...  Nilt | 05/24/06
Yeah, XP sucks.  mobrien_12@... | 05/23/06
Experience and wisdom  skykingoh | 05/24/06
I agree!  dcpyle | 05/24/06
If your domain account has local admin rights...  toadlife | 05/23/06
since when do workers get PC rights?  longofest | 05/23/06
Depends on the company  mobrien_12@... | 05/23/06
Not as much of a luxury as you think  Nilt | 05/24/06
ROFL! Holy fascism, Batman! But there's an irony here...  HypnoToad72 | 05/24/06
No wonder there programs don't work without admin rights.  mathandmetal | 05/24/06

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