Posts Tagged ‘administrator’
In windows 2003 server is there a way to remove the administrator password, so that everytime i login it doesn’t ask for it? It didn’t use to ask for a password but i did something and now everytime i reboot i need to type in the password. Can i remove the password at all?
Thanks
i finished setup windows server in a virtual pc but i cant use the keys (ctlr+alt+delete) to change the administrator password
the virsual pc hot keys for this option are right ctrl+alt
I am trying to figure out a way for remote desktop to give access to multiple users to a Windows 2003 Server. When one user is already logged in via Remote Desktop using the admin account, and there is another user who wants to log in using the same admin account, it gives the error that the previous user must log out before he can log in.
Is there a moderately painless way of resolving this in order to give them both access at the same time?
Thank you!
You are the administrator of a Windows Server 2003 computer named W2k3-01Srv
Newly hired employees recently started storing files on W2k3-01Srv. Now users report that
W2k3-01Srv is responding much slower than it did before the additional users were added.
You suspect the disk subsystem needs to be upgraded to accommodate the additional
user load.
You need to confirm whether the disk subsystem on W2k3-01Srv needs to be upgraded.
What should you do?
What are the tasks& duties of a Windows Server 2003 Administrator?
I was thinking offering my server 2003 services remotely.
But it depends on the amount of work required per day.
So can that job be like 2 H per day?/
i recently rebuild a computer out of used parts. it currently has windows server 2003 installed on it but i can’t get past the administrator password. is there a way around it without having the windows server 2003 installation disk?
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Just got a second hand windows server 2003 machine and it has a administrator password on it when you press ctrl alt del it comes up with username: administrator and nothing in password so i tried it blank but it didint work any ideas?
We are using windows small business server 2003 with windows server 2003 as part of the same domain. How can I connect to a user’s account as an administrator?
I can connect to a users account by changing their password but I would like to connect to their account with 1) not changing the password and 2) log in as an administrator so the GPO does not take effect on that account.
Thanks!