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Ooops, a bit late in responding. Unfortunately we don't have much of a helpdesk, so it was up to me as we thoguht it was an Exchange issue. In the end I reinstalled Office 2010 for her, and it worked...

I have one user who get the above NDR error when sending to all addresses, internal or external. She is using Outlook 2010 on Windows 7 Enterprise. The body of the error in the NDR is this: <recipient address> You can't send a message on behalf of this user unless you have permission to do so...

This might be a dumb question... How do I set users to be able to send on behalf of a DL in Exchange 2007? I know that I can grant users the Send As right from the Security Tab, but in this case it's the Send on Behalf of that's needed. Also, if it had been a mailbox I would've gotten the...

I have a script that quite cheerfully adds users and Global Groups to the local administrator group but it won't add Domain Local Groups to the local admin group. Is this even possible to automate? There are a fair few people (According to Google) who wants to do this but also can't find a way...

One of my users are trying to view services on a remote system, but they're not all showing up. It's a Windows 2003 server and to enable access for him I followed this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/907460 It worked like a charm in that he can now open the Services...

Thanks, but unfortunately that's VB Script which I don't know well enough to try with. It also doesn't tick all the boxes of what I need...

I'm having to change the account used by some services spread over a vast number of servers and naturally I don't want to do this manually. Unfortunately the organisation I work for is overly secure, so the password for the accounts to be used are not known by any one person. Instead each...

Full administrators (Like myself) can see them fine though, so I doubt it's that. I found this http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/907460 which looks like it's just the ticket...

Additionally: Naturally the user has the same access rights to all the servers...

So, one of my users has an MMC which has some snap-ins which lists the services on 10 or so 2000 servers. When he tries to do the same with 2003 servers he get an acess denied error message. I believe that this can be fixed by some registry editing, but I haven't been able to find anything on...