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So im testing the RTM build of pro on one of our systems. Took a little beating our head against the table to get it to install, but it installed without any errors. Got logged in, have it joined to the domain with no problems there, can log in with domain account, can map protected drives, but when we attempt to access installers on the network drive it isn't accepting our domain admin accounts. It says that the process requires elevation. when i attempt to use the local admin account to authorize the install, it complains saying we can't use one account to access the drive and another to authorize install.

 

I've checked to make sure it is looking in the right place for DNS information, but its like the Active directory on our Server 2012 install isn't always able to communicate with windows 10. It can enough to login, to access drives, but not to elevate for permissions. anyone else having this problem and know how to fix it?

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Solved my own problem. We didn't add it into on our domain controller before we added it to the domain, so it didn't get the appropriate permissions groups to authorize our accounts to make changes to it. had to manually add the group to the computers and everything worked out.

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