Apologies James but I've been out over the holidays. How are you coming
with this?
David Morgan
Microsoft Corp.
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| Subject: Re: Applied wrong SP1?
| Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 11:17:32 -0800
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| Now that I have successfully logged on through the
| network, what I see is two subfolders inside the policies
| folder, which is inside the SYSVOL folder. What do I do
| to restore local policies for local users?
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| >-----Original Message-----
| >If you have a domain controller you should be able to
| get the machine name
| >from the Computers group.
| >
| >Be a pain but you could do a parallel install on the
| machine and use the
| >registry editor to determine the name.
| >
| >If the volume is FAT you may be able to find the name in
| some file with the
| >DOS editor.
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| >David Morgan
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| >| Very good points, David. I did the search on your KB
| and
| >| sure enough there is an error message like that. The
| >| solution is described as follows:
| >| To work around this behavior, you can access the
| computer
| >| that is denying a user access by means of an
| >| administrative account situated on another client.
| Then
| >| you can use the Ntrights.exe program from the
| Microsoft
| >| Windows 2000 Resource Kit to remove the user from
| >| the "Deny Logon Locally" user right.
| >|
| >| To perform this procedure, use the following (case-
| >| sensitive) syntax:
| >| ntrights -m \\computer -u group or user to remove -r
| >| SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight
| >|
| >| Trouble is that I don't seem to know what I named my
| >| computer(although I know the domain name.) Incidently
| I
| >| added only one admin user besides the two built-in
| users.
| >|
| >| James
| >| >-----Original Message-----
| >| >I doubt you can log in via TS if you cannot log on
| from
| >| the console. You
| >| >can try that but the W2K server would need to have
| >| terminal services
| >| >installed and running in administrative mode. If not
| you
| >| can TS into it and
| >| >you can't log on to install it or you wouldn't be
| stuck
| >| where you are.
| >| >
| >| >Have you tried to logon with different accounts?
| Domain
| >| Admin, Local Admin,
| >| >etc. If one of those accounts work you may be able to
| >| resolve by removing
| >| >your accunt and reading it. Of course if that's a
| domain
| >| policy bing pushed
| >| >down you'll have to rexolve that. Be kind of odd
| though
| >| for a SP to change
| >| >the local policy.
| >| >
| >| >Use your error message string in quotes for a KB
| search
| >| at microsoft.com.
| >| >There are about 15 Q articles dealing with this
| specific
| >| error.
| >| >
| >| >
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| >| >| Hi David,Thanks for such a thorough and verbose
| >| reply.
| >| >| I've gotten past that SP1 issue by removing
| networking
| >| >| components in safe mode. however in order to load
| >| Oracle
| >| >| I was forced to have at least SP1 so I tried SP4
| and
| >| >| after reboot I got "The local policy of this system
| >| does
| >| >| not permit you to logon interactively" (I did get a
| >| reply
| >| >| from this posting). Your colleague suggested as
| >| follows
| >| >| Try using terminal services to log on as
| >| administrator.
| >| >| Uninstall sp4. This
| >| >| actually may not be your issue though. If this does
| >| not
| >| >| resolve your issue,
| >| >| you should check your local or domain security
| policy.
| >| >|
| >| >| I have a XP Pro machine would I be able to use that
| to
| >| TS
| >| >| into W2K AS? If yes, how?
| >| >| >-----Original Message-----
| >| >| >First, you didn't apply the wrong SP since for
| >| Windows
| >| >| 2000 there is not an
| >| >| >SP per SKU. There is only one SP for all versions
| of
| >| >| W2K. Any differences
| >| >| >in SKU are taken into account by the installer
| >| >| automatically.
| >| >| >
| >| >| >If the machine is hanging at the network
| connections
| >| >| preparation try
| >| >| >booting into Safe Mode and disabling the NICs in
| the
| >| >| machine. If that
| >| >| >doesn't work try Safe Mode and remove all
| networking
| >| >| components. Disconnect
| >| >| >the network cable from the machine and attempt a
| >| boot.
| >| >| >
| >| >| >What do you mean by "LKGC did not work"? Did the
| same
| >| >| problem exhibit
| >| >| >itself after LKGC?
| >| >| >
| >| >| >You can also try to back out of the SP in Safe
| Mode
| >| if
| >| >| you chose to allow
| >| >| >the SP installer to archive prvious SP level files.
| >| >| >
| >| >| >Did you make a valid backup of the system prior to
| >| >| installing the SP??
| >| >| >
| >| >| >Are both of you getting the same error "unable to
| >| logon
| >| >| because logon
| >| >| >service is not turned on"?
| >| >| >
| >| >| >
| >| >| >David Morgan
| >| >| >Microsoft Corp.
| >| >| >
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