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Som standard er kun muligt at stille strømstyring som Administrator (eller som en bruger med administrator rettigheder ) i Windows 2000 Pro Workstation. Og ændre man indstillingerne for strømstyring gælder ændringerne kun for administrator kontoen (eller kun for brugeren med administratorrettighedernes konto ). Ikke for de begrænsede bruger konti. Det er jo sindsygt!

Jeg har fundet nedenstående løsning til Windows XP ved at søge på nettet, men kan det virkelig passe, at der ikke findes en måde at ændre strømstyringsindstillinger uden at skulle ind og rode med Registrerings Databasen?

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Here in the company we use windows xp professional on our portables. We create default images which are installed on the portables. But in the latest version of the image some problems occured.

As administrator you can change the settings of the power options, but if you log in as user, the settings aren't changed. They should be the same as the Administrator-settings. And it is not possible to change the settings as user because the user has no Administrator rights and gets a Access denied.

After some searching I found that the powercfg.cpl in C:\WINDOWS\system32 contains the power options properties, but giving the user full control to it, doesn't seem to be enough. Does anybody knows how you can give Administrator rights to only these power options properties or how you can sync the Admin-settings with the user-settings?

I found this solution. Go as admin to start/run. Enter regedit. Go to

HKLM/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/WINDOWS/CURRENTVERSION/CONTROLS FOLDER/ POWERCFG/

Change the permissions for the users of GLOBALPOWERPOLICY and POWERPOLICIES => give them full control.

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Og hvordan ændre jeg i øvrigt tilladelser for brugerne af "Globalpowerpolicy" og "Powerpolicies" med regedit i Windows 2000 Pro Workstation?

PFT for evt svar på mine spørgsmål.

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Axel Hammerschmidt <hlexa@hotmail.com> skrev

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: Og hvordan ændre jeg i øvrigt tilladelser for brugerne af "Globalpowerpolicy" og "Powerpolicies"
: med regedit i Windows 2000 Pro Workstation?

Man skal (selvfølgelig) bruge regedit32 (som ligger i c:\winnt\system32) når filsystemet er NTFS.

Men kan man ikke bruge en snap-in til MMC? Hvilken een?