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I'm trying to connect to another PC on my work domain using Remote Desktop. I can make the connection, but when I try to logon to the machine I get "The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively." Windows 7 Ultimate is on both machines.
I've searched on the internet, but none of the solutions seemed to fix the issue. Here is a list of things I have tried on the remote PC (forgive the formatting, it was the quickest way to make the list stay lined up):
1) Turned off Windows Firewall.
2) Control Panel -> System Properties -> Remote Tab
a) Remote Desktop is set to "Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less secure)".
b) Select Users...: I added my domain\username to the list even though it says "domain\username already has access."
c) Remote Assistance is set to allow. This was already set.
3) Local Security Policies (secpol.msc) -> Local Policies -> User Rights Assignment ->
a) Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services: my domain\username and "Remote Desktop Users" are both in the list. So is Administrators.
b) Deny log on through Remote Desktop Services: blank.
c) Allow log on locally: domain\Domain Admins (which I am not), domain\Domain Users, and Administrators are listed.
d) Deny log on locally: Guest is the only one in the list.
Thank you for any help,
Answer:
Seems like there was something wrong with our internal DNS cache. When I tried to access the computer by name, it reported the IP address to a different computer. However, when I accessed the IP address of the computer I was trying to reach, it worked fine. Weird thing was the first time I tried accessing the computer by name it said RD was not enabled. I enabled it on the computer I was trying to connect to, then I was able to access it. I guess it could have been a weird circumstance the other computer was off or something.
Brad
Deja Moo - When you feel like you've heard the same bull before.
modified on Monday, September 27, 2010 8:19 AM
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Are you a member of "Remote Desktop Users" on the target machine? Or a member of a group that is a member of Remote Desktop Users?
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Hi all,
I've got an strange problem with UDP communication which I can't explain. First of all let's explain the situation:
We have some access control terminals that store the movements of the staff, this devices are connected via ethernet and send this movements through port 4370, using UDP. To link with these devices we have an application that can be installed as a service which periodically downloads the data from them and inserts the data into the database, besides that we have an application for the end user that links to the database and in case of need is able to link with the devices as well.
At first we installed both applications in a Windows XP machine and it worked perfectly fine, but after sometime we decided to move the first application to a server and this is when trouble showed up; for some reason it seems the application is unable to connect with any of the devices, but all of them are reachable via ping, telnet and web. And to make things worse I installed the end user application in this server and it connects without any problem.
I don't know if this is the right place to post these, but if anyone can give me some tip I'd be most grateful.
Best regards.
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Hi all,
We have a small Office with a Window Server 2008 having like 10 work stations(clients). One client computer's MS word 2007 develop some lines(like an excel layout) when you open a document. It works properly, i mean you can type under those lines and when you print they dont appear.
When i tried to get in as administrator, ms word is fine the problem is when you log in using that clients domain the word document appears with abnormal lines. I tried to re install the ms word 2007 but still i am facing the same problem
Any one who can help on this please?
Your help is very much appreciated.
Thank you!
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Did you check the user's home directory (and similar places) for a normal.dot file? If they have a "silly" one, it could do this sort of thing. If you find one, try copying your (admin) one over the user's.
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994.
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About once per day, my wife gets an e-mail in her Hotmail account from a friend. It's a nonsensical e-mail with no subject and a bogus or phishing-type link in the body. There are 9 other recipients. Those recipients have various domains like Hotmail, Aol, Yahoo, Msn, Juno, and a few from actual company domains. The virus on the infected computer is sending out e-mails to addresses in the address book and making them appear like they are from one of the addresses in the address book. My first thought on this is since public domains like Yahoo, Aol, and Msn do not store their address book locally, the infected computer cannot be one of those, and must be one of the computers with a company domain where address books would be stored on the computer itself. Am I correct in my assertion?
Thanks.
- DC
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Man who follows car will be exhausted." - Confucius
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sounds like it from one of the bot net network of spammers.
As barmey as a sack of badgers
Dude, if I knew what I was doing in life, I'd be rich, retired, dating a supermodel and laughing at the rest of you from the sidelines.
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DavidCrow wrote: Am I correct in my assertion?
Not quite, it's not very difficult to spoof someone's address so the message appears to come from one of your friends. I've even had spam mails purporting to come from me even though I know it has not been sent from my PC.
It's time for a new signature.
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Richard MacCutchan wrote: ...it's not very difficult to spoof someone's address so the message appears to come from one of your friends.
Which is what's happening. I'm fairly certain that the friends' computer is not the culprit, however, because several AV programs have been run on it (all reporting clean), and thay have a Hotmail address.
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Man who follows car will be exhausted." - Confucius
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Similar thing happened to a friend's AOL account, including the weird additional twist that if I email him I now get an out of office reply immediately with the traditional spam content. 
Good for a few laughs at his expense, but probably means he will have to shut the account down.
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DavidCrow wrote: Am I correct in my assertion?
Not quite, but it sounds logical. Once a desktop is infected, the environment is under your control, so to speak. Lots of hotmail addresses can be retrieved by merely scanning the user folder where Live Messenger is installed. Addresses mentioned in a conversation can be retrieved by a low-priority thread that only leeches resources when the screensaver is active and that scans the conversation-logfiles with a regex.
..and once you get going, you install a keyhook that filters for popular webpages, and note that these often get followed by a username and a password.
Luckily, there's Data Execution Prevention 
I are Troll 
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Hi, I have a problem with one of my client computer has a problem with internet connection. During the time that he surf the net, his connection to the internet was lost immediate.
From this point, I think may be this problem related to the physical of network interface card. But he inform me that he could access to the share drive on another server as normal. So with this point I think it might not related to the physical hardware on his computer or my firewall block him (i never configure the firewall to block any user).
So it is a little bit difficult for me to determine what is the cause of the problem that made him lost his internet connection while he still be able to access the share drive on the server.
I try to check his event viewer and I found that his system has the following error with DCOM:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: DCOM
Event Category: None
Event ID: 10009
Date: 8/30/2010
Time: 4:50:52 PM
User: <domain_name>\<user_name>
Computer: <local_computer_name>
Description:
DCOM was unable to communicate with the computer <remote_computer_name> using any of the configured protocols.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
With the above information, does anyone has any idea what is the cause of the problem?
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I guess I am a bit confused about how this is supposed to work. maybe someone here can clarify this for me.
I, because I am really... err... organized? want to keep separate custom dictionaries for stuff. That way I can activate them and deactivate them as I go depending on what I am working on at the time.
For example, I would LIKE to have one dictionary for all medical type acronyms for when I am editing stuff of that context, but then be able to turn that off when I am editing a different type of document. Yes, I am aware that some acronyms cross functional areas, and I am OK with that and can manage it.
MY problem now is that it seems like even if you can HAVE multiple custom dictionaries, word seems to only USE one (the one marked as default) when you say 'add to dictionary' and does not ask you specifically which ONE to add it to. So, this means that I would have to go through my custom file once in a while and move the stuff I want out into the other custom ones I have added built.
Can someone out there confirm this for me just so I am sure that I am not crazy? Seems a bit odd to me, but I guess I can understand it to a point.
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Ray Cassick wrote: want to keep separate custom dictionaries for stuff.
Yup, that's possible; I'm doing the same for the client-names and placenames in a Sql database.
For Word 2007, go to "Word Options", tabpage "Proofing", and click "Custom Dictionaries". You can have mulitple custom dictionaries, and every checked dictionary is active.
I are Troll
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Yeah, I validated that and I guess it is OK...
What I was hoping for though was that I could have multiple active ones, and then when I came across a word that was not in any, and decided to add it I could pick which one(s) I wanted it added to.
Currently, when you add a new word it by default ends up in the one marked as 'Default' on the list.
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Ray Cassick wrote: Currently, when you add a new word it by default ends up in the one marked as 'Default' on the list
The dictionaires are text-files. Perhaps you could try to add the word to the file using a Macro?
I are Troll
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With Windows XP, I can select a TZ in the range of -12 to +13. For those of you using Vista or Windows 7, what are the timezone ranges?
Thanks.
- DC
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Man who follows car will be exhausted." - Confucius
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On Vista it is [GMT-12, GMT+13].
On Win7 it is [UTC-12, UTC+13].
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Hello all,
When I close the display of my laptop it goes to standby mode.
Usually when I open the display again and press the start button, the computer starts without any problem, but there are other times that it can't connect to the internet neither to the local network.
It says: "Unidentified network" "No internet connection".
When this happens the two leds in the ethernet plug on the laptop are constantly on (not blinking).
There are only 2 ways to solve that that have worked for me:
1. Shut down the computer and unplug the power and ethernet cable, wait for some seconds and then power it again.
2. Reduce the ethernet speed to 10mbps.
This is making me go nuts...
of course I've searched in all the places I've been able to think about, but the solutions that I've tested are not good:
1. Removing the bonjour service from apple. (##Id_String1.6844F930_1628_4223_B5CC_5BB94B879762##)
2. Disabling and re-enabling the network card.
3. I've not needed to change the IPv4 settings as I have them manually assigned. (in some places they say that DHCP is not working...)
4. flushdns... + restart...
5. Waiting for some time after rebooting...
6. ...
The annoying part of that is when I need to save some work to my server and I can't because the network is not working... or when I need to send e-mails or receive skype calls...
Any of you here know how to solve that?
Thank you in advance!
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Try downloing new drivers for your network card and installing them.
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Done already, from HP and in the web it was stated that it should solve precisely my problem... unluckily it hasn't... 
This is so frustrating...
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Can't help you out, except by saying you probably shouldn't close the display with unsaved data all around! And if the app is yours, you probably could detect the situation (SystemEvents class might be useful here) and save automatically.
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YEs, you are right, but sometimes I leave the company in the middle of a download and I can continue downloading at home, or similar and then I must restart the computer and it is annoying...
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I got a problem when I ping to other machine. At the command prompt when I type ping and follow by an ip address, it display that ping is not recognize as internal or external command. Why?
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Either because your PATH doesn't include C:\Windows\system32 (doubtful) or the ping.exe file in there doesn't exist anymore.
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