How do I check what permissions Local System Account has on Windows?

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RPS picture RPS · Jun 18, 2010 · Viewed 11.1k times · Source

Does anybody know how to check the permissions on the local system account on Windows Server 2008?

Answer

websch01ar picture websch01ar · Jun 18, 2010

Right-Click My Computer-->Manage-->Local Users and Groups-->Right-Click User and Go to Properties-->Member of tab

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