Allow Standard User Specific Access
Hi All, I was looking to grant specific doamin Power Users access to change date and time of their machines.
I have made the relevant changes in GPO > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment > Allowed user in 'Change the system time'
I have update the policy, rebooted machine and the user still cannot change date and time.
Any ideas?
Hey @Waqkas-Ahmed ,
Have you tried the old school control panel interface? On my lab machines, after granting the 'change system time' user right through group policy, and restarting the machine, I found that the new interface through Windows 10 settings > Date and Time, hadn't changed (no apparent way to change the time). But when I clicked Additional date, time, & regional settings (which opens Control Panel > Clock and Region) link on the right, then clicking 'Set the time and date' (which opens the 'Date and Time' dialog box (the one with the image of a clock face), the user was able to change the time.
Mike Rodrick
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@Mike-Rodrick Yes, I tried that but still prompts for admin User and Password.
I tested it twice with a 2016 domain controller, a Windows 10 client, and a standard domain user. I would double check and make sure the GPO is linked to the OU that contains the computer account (change system time is a computer GPO setting). Try using gpresult to verify the policy is being applied.
Mike Rodrick
Edutainer, ITProTV
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