The reason I ask is because for some reason the two have been disabled in my
domain controller Administrator account in Windows 2000 SP4. Luckily I made
duplicate Administrator equivalent accounts when I first constructed this
machine so not all is lost but I would like to get back the control for the
original Administrator account. I believe something happened to a Group
Policy or Local Security or Domain security or Controller security or some
other security or NTFS securuity or ... Thanks.
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George Hester
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