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									<p>Elevating local accounts is something that pop-ups up from time-to-time, as I have been migrating my clients away from local and domain accounts and towards AzureAD, I find myself having to confirm the best way to elevate certain accounts to local admin, my usual process of going to lusrmgr.msc is no longer effective with AzureAD accounts.</p>								</div>
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									<p>I use command prompt for this:</p><ol><li>Open an administrator command prompt or PowerShell window.</li><li>Input the following command:</li></ol><blockquote><ol>net localgroup administrators AzureAD\[Primary-Email-Of-AAD-User] /add</ol></blockquote><p>For example:</p><p><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-697" src="http://techzilica.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Adding_AzureAD_user_to_local_administrators_group_on_PowerShell-1024x593.png" alt="Adding AzureAD user to local administrators group on PowerShell" width="1024" height="593" /></p><p>That’s it!</p><p>If you have issues:</p><ul><li>Ensure you are using an administrative command prompt window.</li><li>Doublecheck the email address / username of the AzureAD user</li></ul>								</div>
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How to add AzureAD account to local administrators on Windows
