Granting Network Properties Management Permission Without Full Admin Access

These steps allow users to manage network properties on domain-joined laptops without granting full administrative privileges.

Step 1: Login as domain administrator ->

Step 2: Locate to users and group management console ->

Step 3: Select the group and add the user to the Network Configuration Operator Group ->

Step 4: Sign out from the domain administrator ID ->

Step 5: Sign back into the user ID and check the access applied. 

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