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At least is was simple.<br />
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CT
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Hi,<br />
I get the exact same problem, although when I run the 2 commands;<br />
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Net localgroup Users Interactive /add<br />
Net localgroup Users &quot;Authenticated Users&quot; /add<br />
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I get a failure with - <br />
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system error 1378 has occurred. The specified account name is already a member of the group. <br />
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I also turned off UAC and rebooted. I still get the blue screen. <br />
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I also checked the winlogon shell and it's using explorer.exe.<br />
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All I did was upgrade the DC (my main dc) with sp1. I also put the wsus on this domains around the same time. wsus failed, so I installed it manually. <br />
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This was an old 2003 domain, but I upgraded everything, so I have 2 DC's and a separate exchange server. I can login fine using mydomain\myname but with mydomain\administrator I get a blue screen.<br />
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All I can think is this is a permissions issue somewhere. When I log in with myname, I go to remote desktop connections. I can see the administrator login fine. <br />
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Has anyone got any ideas? Or ways I can find a solution? <br />
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Thanks.
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Hi,
I get the exact same problem, although when I run the 2 commands;

Net localgroup Users Interactive /add
Net localgroup Users "Authenticated Users" /add

I get a failure with - 

system error 1378 has occurred. The specified account name is already a member of the group. 

I also turned off UAC and rebooted. I still get the blue screen. 

I also checked the winlogon shell and it's using explorer.exe.


All I did was upgrade the DC (my main dc) with sp1. I also put the wsus on this domains around the same time. wsus failed, so I installed it manually. 

This was an old 2003 domain, but I upgraded everything, so I have 2 DC's and a separate exchange server. I can login fine using mydomain\myname but with mydomain\administrator I get a blue screen.


All I can think is this is a permissions issue somewhere. When I log in with myname, I go to remote desktop connections. I can see the administrator login fine. 


Has anyone got any ideas? Or ways I can find a solution? 


Thanks.

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