Thanks in advanced for any recommendations you may offer.
I've got an issue with laptop users logging on to our
domain and needing to change power settings. They can
open the power options properties and get the pull down
list of options. However, when they click on "apply",
they get a dialog box that says "access denied". Where
can I find the setting in security policies in W2K
Advanced server?

I don't believe there is a Group Policy setting to do what you want. See the JSI tip
below as a possible work around. I have not tried it myself, but worth looking
o. --- Steve

http://www.jsiinc.com/subn/tip6700/rh6778.htm

"Ed Oca" wrote in message
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> Thanks in advanced for any recommendations you may offer.
> I've got an issue with laptop users logging on to our
> domain and needing to change power settings. They can
> open the power options properties and get the pull down
> list of options. However, when they click on "apply",
> they get a dialog box that says "access denied". Where
> can I find the setting in security policies in W2K
> Advanced server?
>
>

Steve,

Thank you for the suggestion. I will try it and give you
feedback.

Ed
>-----Original Message-----
>I don't believe there is a Group Policy setting to do
what you want. See the JSI tip
>below as a possible work around. I have not tried it
myself, but worth looking
>o. --- Steve
>
>http://www.jsiinc.com/subn/tip6700/rh6778.htm
>
>"Ed Oca" wrote in
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>news:62ed01c474f7$01d49670$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>> Thanks in advanced for any recommendations you may
offer.
>> I've got an issue with laptop users logging on to our
>> domain and needing to change power settings. They can
>> open the power options properties and get the pull down
>> list of options. However, when they click on "apply",
>> they get a dialog box that says "access denied". Where
>> can I find the setting in security policies in W2K
>> Advanced server?
>>
>>
>
>
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>