Hello,
If I upgrade a Windows 7 Pro desktop to Windows 10 Pro, then I do not have any issues.
However if I do a clean install of Windows 10 Pro, and create the password for the administrative account.
After getting it all setup, I add it to the domain on the network. I can log in with the login info from the Active Directory Server. Now the problem I run into, is say if I want to even change a file name, it asks for the Administrative username and password, at which point I have to enter ComputernameUser for the username then Password when the pop up happens.
Is there a way I can remove that?
It doesn't seem to do that on any Windows 7 pro to Win 10 Pro upgrades though. And I have several more machines to do clean installs.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, I would appreciate any help, thank you.
Hey there,
Is the computer in the AD Users and Computers? This could cause problems if that's the case. I had a similar issue, and the issue was that it wasn't in there.
Best of luck.
I don't think the computer name is set in the AD Users and Computers, I will have to check the server tomorrow when I get there.Hey there,
Is the computer in the AD Users and Computers? This could cause problems if that's the case. I had a similar issue, and the issue was that it wasn't in there.
Best of luck.
I know the user name is set in the AD Users.
Definitely check. If it isn't listed there, it will not properly download user profiles.I don't think the computer name is set in the AD Users and Computers, I will have to check the server tomorrow when I get there.
I know the user name is set in the AD Users.
So I just checked Windows 2008 Server, and the User is listed there, however the computer name is not.
But none of the other computers are listed for Users whom had Windows 7 Pro and upgrade to Windows 10 Pro.
Yet the Windows 7 Pro who upgraded had no problems with Windows 10 Pro.
But the 3 computers I did a fresh clean install of Windows 10 Pro on, had issues and always prompting for admin username/password whenever a change is made to file or anything on the local machine when they are logged in with there domain user/pass
I also came across this for UAC, Disable UAC for Windows Servers through Group Policy - TechRepublic
I don't quite understand, do I have to do that on the desktop of the client machine or on the Windows 2008 Server?
Finally got it figured out,.
User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval Mode (set to Elevate without prompting)
User Account Control: Detect application installations and prompt for elevation (set to Disabled)
User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode (set to Disabled)
User Account Control: Only elevate UIAccess applications that are installed in secure locations (set to Disabled)
Rebooted, and got it all working properly.
Finally got it figured out,.
User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval Mode (set to Elevate without prompting)
User Account Control: Detect application installations and prompt for elevation (set to Disabled)
User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode (set to Disabled)
User Account Control: Only elevate UIAccess applications that are installed in secure locations (set to Disabled)
Rebooted, and got it all working properly.
is the above in the windows 10 pro or in the server software. I cannot find this in windows 10, can you help please stosi?
