Properties of a user like the name, account enabled or user can change password. True ADSI can do these things but not in an alternate context. WMI will let you impersonate another user. ADSI can do the same but only with LDAP and we aren't using Active Directory (if you can believe that).
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What are you trying to change? Is tehre a particular class or properties you are trying to access and modify?
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When I use the System Management Objects in .Net I can retrieve a WMI object without a problem. When try to save changes to the WMI object I get an error (Invalid object). I'm using WMI and not ADSI because I can execute queries as a different user. Any help would be appreciated.
