ServiceAccounts Users to the HyperVServers group Users Security Filtering Domain Controllers The settings in this GPO can only apply to the following groups, users, and computers: Group Policy Objects WMI Filters Starter GPOs HyperVServers (DEMO\HyperVServers) Sites Group Policy Modeling Group Policy Results Installing Virtual Machine Manager Click on the Details tab and select User configuration settings disabled from the GPO Status dropdown, as shown in the following screenshot: VMM_Hyper-V_Accounts Scope Details Settings Delegation Domain: ad.demo.com Owner: Domain Admins (DEMO\Domain Admins) Created: 04/06/2014 22:50:47 Modified: 04/06/2014 22:53:13 User version: 0 (AD). 0 (SYSVOL) Computer version: 0 (AD). 0 (SYSVOL) Unique ID: {D72B7C11-B055-4726-B8C8-01977EDD50E0 GPO Status: Enabled All settings disabled Comment: Computer configuration settings disabled bunts to Hyper-V servers Enabled User configuration settings disabled Right-click on the GPO name under the Hyper-V OU and click on Edit. Navigate to Computer Configuration I Preferences I Control Panel Settings Local Users and Groups. Right-click and navigate to New I Local Group. Group Policy Management Editor File Action View Help VMM_Hyper-V_Accounts [DEM Computer Configuration Policies Local Users and Groups Preferences Order Action Full Name Windows Settings Processing Control Panel Setting There are no items to show in this view. Data Sources Devices Folder Options Local User Local Users and C All Tasks Local Group Network Options Paste Power Options Printers Refresh Scheduled Tasks @ Services User Configuration Description Arrange Icons Policies Line up Icons No policies selected Preferences Preferences Extended Standard Add a new local security group item Chapter 1 Make sure the Action field is set to Update, Group name is set to Administrators (built-in), and you have added SVC_VMMAgntRA to the Members section. New Local Group Properties Local Group Common Action: Update Group name: Administrators (built-in) Rename to: Description: Delete all memb