For example:

In the landscape of Windows system administration, graphical user interfaces (GUIs) are often insufficient for bulk operations or automated scripting. This is where legacy resource kit tools, such as ntrights.exe , remain relevant. Despite its age, it is still utilized by system administrators for programmatically managing user rights assignments.

: If you genuinely need ntrights.exe for legacy system maintenance, the only safe source would be an original Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit disc or a verified MSDN/Volume Licensing archive — not random download sites .

Developers spinning up virtual labs often need to tweak permissions quickly (e.g., granting "Log on locally" to a restricted user) without navigating through multiple GUI screens.

Grant-CPrivilege -Identity 'DOMAIN\User' -Privilege SeServiceLogonRight