In local admin group but getting access denied
All of a sudden I'm getting an access denied message when I try to run iisreset from the command prompt or stop and stat sql express on my development machine. I'm running windows 7 professional all patches are up to date and my domain\account the one I use at login is in the local administrators group. UAC is set "never notify". this is the message I get when I initiate iisreset. Incredibly annoying
Access denied, you must be an administrator of the remote computer to use this
command. Either have your account added to the administrator local group of
the remote computer or to the domain administrator global group.
Access denied, you must be an administrator of the remote computer to use this
command. Either have your account added to the administrator local group of
the remote computer or to the domain administrator global group.
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spiderwilk007
...Are you 100% you are a member of the local admin group on this computer.
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I've tried all of these with the exception of run as admin. I never had to do that before and I haven't changed anything. I'll give it a shot
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I did that no go. Also runas works I just dont' understand how my privleges on my machine could of changed. there's only 4 of us in the shop we don't apply domain policies I've always been the admin on my machine and never had a problem
Are you using a domain account? Just confirm the account is a member of local admin group?
ASKER
Yes and it is... always has been
Try to create new user account, and see it works. Or ask someone else who has the same access to the machine to try with his / her credentials.
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I'm not crazy and I've been doing this for years I come in the morning login into my machine and voila... everthing is right with the world. It's not the first time gremlins have taken over my windows machine.... this is why code on Windows but live on Mac...
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