RE: XP Security
From: Lee (lee.peterson_at_state.mn.us)
Date: 07/18/03
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Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 08:58:59 -0700
Here is some additional information. I tried jutting the
workstation back in the old domain, and (quite magically)
all the previous administrator rights over the machine
were returned to "normal." However, when I went back to
the new domain they were lost.
: - )
Lee
>-----Original Message-----
>HI Steven:
>EVENT ID 1517:
>Windows saved user MDVA\Administrator registry while an
>application or service was still using the registry
>during log off. The memory used by the user's registry
>has not been freed. The registry will be unloaded when
it
>is no longer in use.
>
> This is often caused by services running as a user
>account, try configuring the services to run in either
>the LocalService or NetworkService account.
>
>I also received a EVENT ID 1516 about 7 second later:
>Windows unloaded user MDVA\Administrator registry when
it
>received a notification that no other applications or
>services were using the profile.
>
>The Knowledgebase article related to this issue stated
>that I don't need to do anything about this message.
>However, I still can't make any setting changes to the
>computer no matter how I log in. I could add and delete
>users though. I could not edit the local group policy.
>We cannot print, and the user cannot use Outlook (the
>error message just says "Cannot start Microsoft
>Outlok.") This is happening on two XP Pro workstations,
>and it started after I joined them to a new Windows 2000
>domain.
>I get a "Loading your settings failed. (Access is
>denied)" Whenever I boot the machine, and when I just
>log off and log on again without re-booting. There were
>also some errors about ActiveX controls not working
>(earlier in the week), but I'm not getting them now.
>
>I hope this helps. If you need more information, let me
>know.
>
>Thanks for your help!
>: - )
>Lee
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi Lee,
>>
>>Would you please paste the detail error of the event
>error?
>>
>>I will continue to help you.
>>
>>Thanks for using Microsoft News Group!
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>
>>Steven Liu
>>
>>Microsoft Online Partner Support
>>
>>MCSE 2000
>>
>>Get Secure! ¨C www.microsoft.com/security
>>
>>This posting is provided Ħ°as isĦħ with no warranties
>and confers no rights.
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>>| Hi Steven,
>>| Thanks for your response. I tried it, but there was
>no
>>| change. I think it has something to do with the 1517
>>| error, but there are no services running under the
>user's
>>| account.
>>| : - )
>>| Lee
>>| >-----Original Message-----
>>| >Hi Lee,
>>| >
>>| >Try to log on the computer with the local admin and
>logon
>>| to local
>>| >computer. Then, backup the user profile of the
domain
>>| user. Then, delete
>>| >the 2 domain user account.
>>| >
>>| >Then, add the domain user to local administrator
>group.
>>| And logon the
>>| >domain again. If all works well, remove the domain
>user
>>| from local
>>| >administrator if necessary.
>>| >
>>| >Thanks for using Microsoft News Group!
>>| >
>>| >Sincerely,
>>| >
>>| >Steven Liu
>>| >
>>| >Microsoft Online Partner Support
>>| >
>>| >MCSE 2000
>>| >
>>| >Get Secure! ¨C www.microsoft.com/security
>>| >
>>| >This posting is provided Ħ°as isĦħ with no
warranties
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>>| >| From: "Lee Peterson" <lee.peterson@state.mn.us>
>>| >| Sender: "Lee Peterson" <lee.peterson@state.mn.us>
>>| >| Subject: XP Security
>>| >| Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 08:34:15 -0700
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>>| >| I recently moved an XP Pro workstation from an NT
4
>>| domain
>>| >| to a Windows 2000 domain. Now, the machine is
>totally
>>| >| locked down and we are unable to make any setting
>>| changes
>>| >| (wallpaper, file locations in Word, or chagne the
>group
>>| >| policy), either as the user, the domain admin, or
>the
>>| >| machine admin. I tried resetting security setting
>>| >| according to the details in MS Knowledge Base
>Article -
>>| >| 313222, but that didn't change anything. When we
>boot
>>| the
>>| >| machine, we got an error message that
said "Loading
>>| your
>>| >| settings failed. (Access is denied) We're also
>getting
>>| a
>>| >| windows Script Host error message and event codes
>1516
>>| and
>>| >| 1517 appear in the Application event log.
>>| >|
>>| >
>>| >.
>>| >
>>|
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
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