At my workplace, there's been a bunch of computers but there doesn't
seem to be a rhyme or reason that all of a sudden, administrators on
the machines have lost some administrative rights, such as the ability
to install programs or change services. They can still add users to
the computer like administrators though. The error they're getting is
that they cannot perform the task because they're not administators.

Anyone seen something like this before? Please respond to
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Aaron Stebner's WebLog Solving setup errors by using the SubInACL tool to
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> At my workplace, there's been a bunch of computers but there doesn't
> seem to be a rhyme or reason that all of a sudden, administrators on
> the machines have lost some administrative rights, such as the ability
> to install programs or change services. They can still add users to
> the computer like administrators though. The error they're getting is
> that they cannot perform the task because they're not administators.
>
> Anyone seen something like this before? Please respond to
> (E-Mail Removed)
>