Went through those instructions, and tried it out; still at square one. I'm starting to wonder if the issue lies in policy restrictions on the local machine? While I'm at it, let me ask a quick question; If a local policy is set to where a certain task...

Local Policies, User rights assignments and modify the Load and unload device driver setting to allow Power Users, or your custom group to this policy. Depending on the USB device, even a Standard user can install thumb drives and the like, as long as...

Question about Log on Locally Policy.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Is the log on locally policy stored anywhere in the registry? So that if I were to delete that value, it would be the same as not enabling log on locally in...

Question about Log on Locally Policy.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Hello, This thread is about a W2K member server. I had to recover from a failure on one of my domain's boxes the other day. I reloaded the image I had...

that overrode the Group Policy or Local Policy. Here is some history: I am a local administrator on both computers. I have compared all the terminal services local policy line by line on both computers and they are exactly the same. I ran rsop.msc...

Local policy question on remote access for vpn. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely () I have the xp home edition and none of the solutions provided seem to be viable for me. Anyone have ideas around how to get this going?. Archived...

Thus my >question of how people are deploying the policy change to correct this issue. > Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax () bump, anyone?? "john" wrote: > One other question, if AD group policy change can be used can it...

Local Computer Policy Question - Advanced Text Services. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () Hi all, I'm using the policy editor to edit a local computer policy and I've gone through pretty much all of it, but there's a few annoyances....

the following policy: Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\ Local Policies\User Rights Assignment\Log on locally to allow only my accounts to log into the computer, it also prevents access to the network share by everyone else....

Can you access the W2K servers in question from another W2K computer?? Do you have at least service pack 4 installed on the NT and W2K servers? Try enabling audting of logon events in the local security policy of one of the W2K servers you are trying to...