How to create an administrator in a domain?

Question

Active Directory

Raised Active Directory, users under Windows 7 Pro are sitting.
Created an account with administrator rights in the domain for use with UAC prompts on computers.
The problem is that performing UAC (and indeed any login) requires you to change the user's password before logging in for the first time .
Hundreds of computers, each with a local login to change the password of a domain user - somehow sad.
There is a local administrator account on computers, but you can’t quickly change the password for it centrally, so I try not to use it.
Or am I somehow distributing rights incorrectly, or do I need to log in to each computer with this account, change the password and run on? Google did not tell me where this checkbox is hiding "yes, I already went in, I went in and changed the password."

Answer 1

it's unclear what the relationship is between the user's password and your domain administrator and the user's first login.
this is because when creating the user, the checkbox "require password change at next login" was checked, and this is correct. use some standard password for all when creating, and at the first login a person enters it. immediately prompted to change the password. changes everything. your administrator is not involved in any way here and no action is required from him after creating an account in AD. and the local administrator is not involved. forget about it at all until a certain point.