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Old December 17th 03, 10:14 PM
lockds
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Default Local users and groups cannot access computer

When I go into Computer management I have the red circle
with the X on local users and groups. If I click it I get
and error unspecified "local users and groups cannot
access computer". This happen no matter how I try to
manage users and groups.I have tried remote manage,
snapin with MMC. I can access users and password through
control panel however. The account I use is an admin
account. Latest service pack and patches. I hope someone
has had this and knows a solution other that a rebuild
Thanks
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Old December 18th 03, 05:02 PM
GoumbaYa
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Default Local users and groups cannot access computer

You need to review the Event Logs.

"lockds" wrote in message
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When I go into Computer management I have the red circle
with the X on local users and groups. If I click it I get
and error unspecified "local users and groups cannot
access computer". This happen no matter how I try to
manage users and groups.I have tried remote manage,
snapin with MMC. I can access users and password through
control panel however. The account I use is an admin
account. Latest service pack and patches. I hope someone
has had this and knows a solution other that a rebuild
Thanks



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Old December 18th 03, 05:06 PM
lockds
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Default Local users and groups cannot access computer

Done that. No mention of any failure for a service or
unregistered dll.
-----Original Message-----
You need to review the Event Logs.

"lockds" wrote in message
...
When I go into Computer management I have the red

circle
with the X on local users and groups. If I click it I

get
and error unspecified "local users and groups cannot
access computer". This happen no matter how I try to
manage users and groups.I have tried remote manage,
snapin with MMC. I can access users and password

through
control panel however. The account I use is an admin
account. Latest service pack and patches. I hope

someone
has had this and knows a solution other that a rebuild
Thanks



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Old December 18th 03, 05:26 PM
Kenny Terry
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Default Local users and groups cannot access computer

Sounds to me like you are on a machine that is part of a
domain.

Once a server is promoted to domain controller, it no
longer has a need for local users and groups. It uses
Active directories, users and computers.



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Old December 6th 05, 01:40 PM
ajimoh ajimoh is offline
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You need to follow the procedure described in article MS ID 887438(http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;887438) & I can verify that it will fix your problem. I have the import.reg file, which you can just import onto any W2K/WXP PC. Email me if you want me to send it to you. I hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by lockds
When I go into Computer management I have the red circle
with the X on local users and groups. If I click it I get
and error unspecified "local users and groups cannot
access computer".
Thanks
 




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