ehurdler

I would also like to know any information that could be given about this topic. To give you some background: I started recently as a network admin assistant a month ago, the network admin does not take care of imaging PC's, and the person I replaced imaged a group of PC's a while ago. These PC's all have very limited access. Once logged in, you can only run one application. You can get to a command prompt and the run prompt that is all. The profile on this machine as a local admin profile is the old admin I have replaced. This is where my issue differs from the posted topic above. Is there a way I can change the local policy even for the "Administrator" profile on this machine? I can get into the registry that is not a problem at all. Any ideas? Basically the "Administrator" account is as limited on these machines as the basic user profiles they were setup for. The only profile that has full admin rights is for someone that no longer works here, and I have taken his position. Contacting such ex employee is not an option to find out his password he set on these machines. Any information please advise. Or if I should just start a new topic I am sorry. Thank you in advance.

I would be interested in your tutorial on this subject that you followed. If you could write one I would like to check it out. Sounds like something that could be useful for myself. Thanks in advance. Agashka - Any news on putting a tutorial together for this??