Re: Error 1385, Win2k Pro

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From: "Steven L Umbach" <n9rou@attbi.com>
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 22:19:11 GMT

      On each computer create a user account that has the same exact log on
name and password as the other computer user account. Also check the local
security policy on each computer and under local polices drill down to "user
rights". For "access this computer from the network" setting make sure
everyone and users group is in the list and if not add them. Check the "deny
access from network" setting for entries - by default none would be
here. -- Steve

"Josh Gard" <josh@commd.biz> wrote in message
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> I have two Windows 2000 Pro workstations ("One"
> and "Two") on a standalone workgroup ("Workgroup"). Both
> computers log on locally as "Default User" (a user
> account I have set up), with exactly the same
> permissions. I have a HP Deskjet printer connected to
> workstation "Two", shared as "HP". When I try to connect
> to the printer from "One", I recieve the following error
> message:
>
> "Logon failure: The user has not been granted the
> requested lonon type at this computer."
>
> Also, the event log records system error 1385. I came
> across MSKB article 249918 that describes this exact
> problem, but it is for Windows 2000/NT Server only, and
> requires making a change in the User Manager for Domains
> or Active Directory Users and Computers. I do not
> currrently run a domain, and do not have a Windows 2000
> Server or NT Server. Both workstations are 2000 Pro.
>
> I have reversed the scenario, instead installing the
> printer locally on "One" and attempting to install it as
> a network printer on "Two", with the same share name. I
> have received the exact same error message.
>
> This error also occurs when I attempt to map a network
> drive to a shared folder on either of the computers, or
> when I try to browse a computer's contents via My Network
> Places. None of the shared folders or printers have any
> password protection, and all user accounts are full local
> administrators and have no passwords.
>
> Does anyone have any information about this particular
> error message and why I would be receiving it in Win 2000
> Pro?
>
> Thank you for any information.
>
> Josh Gard
> josh@commd.biz
>

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