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    Running Exchange 2010/latest updates on Windows 2008 R2 servers.
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  • When I try to sync my IPOD (3rd gen) on ITunes, I receive the following error message - you don't have enough access permissions to perform this operation

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    iPhone - not enough access privileges: Apple Support Communities

  • You do not have security rights to perform this operation exception occurred in CreateComputerVariable method

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                        computerSettings["LocaleID"].IntegerValue = 1033;
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  • Cannot move the items. You don't have appropriate permission to perform this operation.

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