How to enable Advanced Features in Active Directory Users and Computers

Learn how to enable Advanced Features within the Active Directory Users and Computers management console. In this example, I show you how to enable the Advanced Features options with Active Directory Users and Computers.
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[@CountHallowPlayz]

Hi Danny wanna thank you for all the effort and work you put in your videos they are very very educational and I have leaned a ton..THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!

[@danny_moran]

Thanks for watching! Glad you're finding them useful!

[@zeektm1762]

Nice!

[@danny_moran]

Thanks for watching!

[@selimm1353]

Hey Danny, how would you organize your users in the real environment? Do you just create 1 user folder and add everyone in it, or do you create folder for each department and add the users accordingly?
Also, did you make a video of this by chance? If yes, I'd like yo watch it

[@danny_moran]

I don't have a guide on this, however, I have thought about it previously and might make one in the future.
It really depends on how many users you have. If you have lots of users, then it can often make sense to put them into location/department OU's.
There isn't really a standard setup, it just depends on what fits your requirements.
Thanks for watching!

[@CountHallowPlayz]

Hi Danny how can I enable or see the attributes and description of user and PC info, e.g the user signed in the computer, the computer serial, bios date, Im not sure if it comes with AD or its a script

[@danny_moran]

This information isn't stored in Active Directory, unfortunately.
You will either have to create a PowerShell script to query the device, or use some kind of third-party computer management software to track this information.
Thanks for watching!