We have rolled out Windows Vista Business in our company and added all the staff to a local power user group, just like we used to do on the XP machines. Now when we go to add a network printer for those users, and when logged in as those users, we get an "access denied" error. Basically we tried everything, but at the end of the day it comes down to making a company staff a local admin on his/her computer, then login as him/her and adding the network printers. Then logging out, login as domain admin and removing that user from a local admin group. XP was much easier. Vista has just tightened it way too much. Please suggest a way around.