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netwalker1
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is this user is the Administrator ?! Eng.Mohamed Farid
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netwalker1
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Go to :
Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Local Security Setting -> User right Assignments -> Log On Locally
And add the group you want to whom you want to accept their log on . Eng.Mohamed Farid
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Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Local Security Setting -> User right Assignments -> Log On Locally
And add the group you want to whom you want to accept their log on . Eng.Mohamed Farid
Cisco Certified Network Associated ,,
Building Cisco Remote Access Network Certified ,,
Routing Cisoc Networks Certified ,,
Switching Networks Cisco Certified ,,
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The user is not an administrator. Gone through the steps you recommended ie the user right steps, earlier but it did not work.Tried other users but got the same message
netwalker1
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Is your Computer goin a domain ? Eng.Mohamed Farid
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Yes. The computer is part of a domain. This user has an older computer. I just got this one and i am trying to configure it for her.
netwalker1
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Check the Domain Server which this computer is log on ,, there is a policy to prevent users to log on locally ! Eng.Mohamed Farid
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Building Cisco Remote Access Network Certified ,,
Routing Cisoc Networks Certified ,,
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Building Cisco Remote Access Network Certified ,,
Routing Cisoc Networks Certified ,,
Switching Networks Cisco Certified ,,
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Thanks to you all. I did some things that worked. I made the user administrator of the local computer. After that i went to the user right assignment and added the accounts both the local and domain accounts to log on locally.
That did it.
That did it.
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