Windows 10: Is it possible for a user in administrator group to apply Local GPO for the administrator?

I moved a user account to Administrator group from Users Group in my local machine. From this user account that is in administrator group, I am trying to create a Local GPO that hides a specific drive for administrator. I am able to create one but that policy is not affecting the administrator account. When i login as an administrator i am still able to view that Drive in My Computer.

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Is it possible for a user in administrator group to apply Local GPO for the administrator?

I moved a user account to Administrator group from Users Group in my local machine. From this user account that is in administrator group, I am trying to create a Local GPO that hides a specific drive for administrator. I am able to create one but that policy is not affecting the administrator account. When i login as an administrator i am still able to view that Drive in My Computer.

 

Is it possible for a user in administrator group to apply Local GPO for the administrator?

Hi Elise,

Thank you so much for taking time and responding to my query.

If its not useful or if it is not possible, why am i getting an option to create a GPO that can hide drives for Administrator.

Kind Regards,

Pratz.

 

How to add a LOCAL user to the local "administrators built-in group using GP preferences?

How to add a LOCAL user to the local "administrators built-in group?

I´ve disabled the default local "administrator" built-in user and created a new "root" local account to serve as local user with administrative privileges

Now, I need to use the GPO Preferences to add this local "root" user to the default "administrators" group alongside with others domain grupos

It´s partixally working, the GPO preferences are able to add my domain groups to the local "administrators" group, but it´s unable to add my local "root" user to the local "administrators" group, eve using %COMPUTERNAME%\root or root, or whatever

How can I do this?