asked on Windows Script Host failed (Access is denied.) error
I have a PC on my domain network. The user is an administrator. Brand new WIndows 10 Enterprise PC.
When the user logs in, the follow error is received:
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How do I fix this?
When the user logs in, the follow error is received:
How do I fix this?
Active DirectoryVB ScriptVisual Basic ClassicWindows Server 2008Scripting Languages
Last Comment
Gustav Brock
Don't logon as admin. That, by default at login, disables access to network drives. Later, an admin user can logon to the network drives.
In general, users should not logon with admin rights. I newer do, except when having to perform admin tasks where I have a dedicated admin account with admin rights.
/gustav
In general, users should not logon with admin rights. I newer do, except when having to perform admin tasks where I have a dedicated admin account with admin rights.
/gustav
ASKER
The script points to a Domain Controller. I don't know how it's executed. I think it's in a SYSVOL.
To clarify, it is a standard user with administrative privileges.
To clarify, it is a standard user with administrative privileges.
It is probably a login script called when the user logs on.
Use the group manager to verify this.
/gustav
Use the group manager to verify this.
/gustav
ASKER
What group manager? How do I verify this? Do you mean local users and groups? Will this fix the problem?
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Where the script is saved and how it is executed? Is that in SYSVOL or in local computer's drive?
What this script is doing in general?
Thank you in advance for more details.
Regards,
Krzysztof