wayne3597
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8.1 pro
We are currently experiencing issues 8.1 pro, when we put the computers in the domain the metro tiles x out. We checked and they are not pulling any group policy. When we take them off the domain the tiles reappear as soon as we put in a domain they x out I have read that you need to keep the firewalls on the machines running we can not do this since we have a backup system that copys all the machine drives. Any ideas??
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Hi marsilies
I could not change any settings it said I did not have permission I logged on with the domain admin login and local admin and still could not change it.
I did try to run the Powershell and received this error
I could not change any settings it said I did not have permission I logged on with the domain admin login and local admin and still could not change it.
I did try to run the Powershell and received this error
Are you launching the registry editor and command prompt as administrator? You have to right-click on the icon and select "run as administrator"
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Running as Admin
Do you mean your login is admin, or that you're explicitly starting programs as admin? UAC prevents programs from running as admin, even on an admin account, unless you explicitly start them as admin.
What is the error message that registry edit shows when you try and start it as admin? Can you take a screen capture using the snipping tool?
What is the error message that registry edit shows when you try and start it as admin? Can you take a screen capture using the snipping tool?
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I am logged in as an Admin and Trying to change the permissions on the Packages folder and it tells me that I need admin rights to change the permission levels. I was logged in as an admin local and domain and could not add the rights to the permissions. So I thought i could just run the first powershell script but it errored out which i attached earlier
Check your User Account Control (UAC) settings. In Control Panel, View by: Large Icons and go to "User Accounts" and click on "Change User Account Control settings."
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should I put this at its lowest level?
You can put it at the lowest level while running the steps, to make sure they have administrator privileges while run. However, UAC is useful in protecting against malware infections, so set it on the highest level once done.
This link seems to provide the answer:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-windows_store/all-modern-apps-fail-to-start-after-windows-81/a80793c7-c214-43ec-9ca9-5c758f9ad840