Re: The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon inter
From: Joe Rookie (ihatespam_at_spammers.suck)
Date: 04/15/05
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Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 08:13:55 -0400
If her login ID is the admin for the box (which it should not, but that's
another whole discussion), then one alternative would be accessing the PC
remotely (even if it's not hooked up normally to a network, you can hook it
to one) from another PC and changing the local security policy to not apply
the "Deny logon locally" to her account and/or adding her to the "Allow
logon locally" setting ... You MAY be able to authenticate to her PC from
the other PC using her username/password pair ... If this doesn't work, you
can try rebooting it in safe mode, login as the true "administrator" account
(if you've never renamed it or given it a password, then you just click
"Administrator" from the available logins) and changed the local policy as
above, as well ...
By the way, it may be a good time to add a password to your true
administrator account at this time, too ...
"Ctahche" <Ctahche@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4BEED7FA-E9A9-4F82-8E8B-B46808BB8B95@microsoft.com...
> I need some help with WinXP home edition. For some reason my sister is
unable
> to logon to her notebook PC. When she is prompted to enter a password at
the
> logon screen she does and keeps getting the following error "The local
policy
> of this system does not permit you to logon interactively" She had no
problem
> a couple of days ago. We cannot blow it away and reinstall as she has all
her
> Uni work on it and no backup. Its a standalone notebook with network or
> windows domain.
>
> Please help
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