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ChaosTheEternal
I just had this problem spring up on me yesterday, and I am completely
stumped by it.
I try to do a runas command as I have done a lot in the past from my
Power User account to run cmd.exe as the Administrator, and I get this:
] Attempting to start "cmd.exe" as user "Administrator"...
] RUNAS ERROR: Unable to run - cmd.exe
] 5: Access is denied.
I know I entered the password correctly, because I also tried running
the runas as the account I was logged in as, and I got the same error.
The problem isn't stuck around runas, either. Even doing the Run As
option from Windows gives me an error, even if I have the password
right.
Even logged in as the Administrator and trying to runas gives me the
error. I've even tried restarting and specifying the domain (it's a
stand-alone Windows 2000 install, not connected to Windows Server),
restarting the service, and the problem still exists. I'm stumped.
Ran a virus scan and a spyware scan, came up with nothing. I don't
know how to fix this, and I don't want to have to log in as the
administrator to do some things all the time.
Thank you for your time and help.
stumped by it.
I try to do a runas command as I have done a lot in the past from my
Power User account to run cmd.exe as the Administrator, and I get this:
] Attempting to start "cmd.exe" as user "Administrator"...
] RUNAS ERROR: Unable to run - cmd.exe
] 5: Access is denied.
I know I entered the password correctly, because I also tried running
the runas as the account I was logged in as, and I got the same error.
The problem isn't stuck around runas, either. Even doing the Run As
option from Windows gives me an error, even if I have the password
right.
Even logged in as the Administrator and trying to runas gives me the
error. I've even tried restarting and specifying the domain (it's a
stand-alone Windows 2000 install, not connected to Windows Server),
restarting the service, and the problem still exists. I'm stumped.
Ran a virus scan and a spyware scan, came up with nothing. I don't
know how to fix this, and I don't want to have to log in as the
administrator to do some things all the time.
Thank you for your time and help.