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actually let me update that.... I found the power user group when I went to the "computer" folder in the domain users and groups. I am not sure how the computer name got there as I did not add it. Since it was there I made it a part of the "power user" group and I still can...

Hello again!! I am getting an error that says "specified user does not exist". I also noticed i do not have a group called "power users" on my Domain controller. I only have a "power User" group on my local machine.

Thank you again. I think you might be right I will try it again on Monday.

Hello again!! Well here is what happened: I typed: c:\net localgroup administrators /add vancouver/"powerusers" I got the following error: The syntax of this command is: Net localgroup [groupname [/comment:"text"]] [/domain] groupname{/add [/comment:"text"] ...

I will try it tomorrow. is the format the same as far as the "net localgroup %administrators% /add %vancouver%\%powerusers% " does this look right? I am trying to get them in the "powerusers" group so they can add software.

Thank you very much for the help. when I log in on the local computer I login as administrator in the "Vancover" domain and I am allowed to log in to the domain. I can view the users on the pdc and must use a user name and password that in in the pdc. With all that in mind I believe...

Thanks to both of you. I tried to add to the power user group as sugested and navigated to domain username from local machine while I was logged in as administrator. When I clicked the "Add" button i got an error saying the domain was not available. But the machine can see the domain...

HelP!! I just installed a PDC (server 2000). Now that it is running my users can't install software without being logged in to their machines as "Administrators". I need to know how to make it so they can install software on their own.

I just installed a 2000 server pdc and now my users cant install software on their local machines unless they are logged in on their machines as administrators. I am using active directory and need my users to be able to add software to their machines.

yes I am, thanks for asking. Do you have any idea what is wrong??

I just installeda new Windows 2000 server in a small network of approx 20 users. I have only one PDC and the clients are all windows 2000 Pro. I have added all the users to the PDC and when I go to a client computer I can not add any programs unless I am logged in as an administrator. I need to...

HELP!! I am managing a server running 2003 and every time I create a folder the folder comes up with "Read only attributes" when I change the attributes the check mark comes back. any ideas??