Our users all have non admin rights.
In Windows 7 we could use a local group named "Networkconfigurationoperators" to give the users rights to change settings in the Virtual Network Editor.
But in Windows 10 this group no longer seems to give the rights to change settings in the Virtual Network Editor and our users are stranded.
Is this a known issue? How can we allow them to change settings in the Virtual Network Editor without giving them full admin rights?
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