Guest Gianni ziucareddu Posted May 16, 2008 Posted May 16, 2008 Re: Automatic logoff after successful logon hi, pegasus... i have the same problem. i tryed to use psexec, but the program return a error: the account name is invalid... what i can try again? thank you. (sorry for my english!!) "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > > "andersch" <andersch@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message > news:979086D5-B0CB-4DFA-BA6A-786291E99F3E@microsoft.com... > > Dear > > > > Windows 2003 SP1 DC after applying the latest patches incl. ie7 unable to > > logon localy. > > > > After entering the logon information the Server displays: > > "Applying your personal setting" > "Loging off" > "Saving your settings" > > > > Does anyone have a clue, what the Problem could be? > > > > Best regards > > Markus > > This is usually the result of an incorrect system drive letter. > Run psexec.exe (http://www.sysinternals.com) on a networked > machine to run cmd.exe on your server, then check your > system drive. Is it C: or is it something else? > > >
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted May 16, 2008 Posted May 16, 2008 Re: Automatic logoff after successful logon Re: Automatic logoff after successful logon You must supply an account name/password that is valid on the problem machine, e.g. like so: psexec \\ProblemPC -u Gianni -p SomePassword cmd.exe "Gianni ziucareddu" <gcareddu@yahoo.it> wrote in message news:79F71E17-FFC0-4FF7-97C4-D692BB152F70@microsoft.com... > hi, pegasus... > i have the same problem. > i tryed to use psexec, but the program return a error: the account name is > invalid... > > what i can try again? > thank you. > > (sorry for my english!!) > > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > >> >> "andersch" <andersch@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message >> news:979086D5-B0CB-4DFA-BA6A-786291E99F3E@microsoft.com... >> > Dear >> > >> > Windows 2003 SP1 DC after applying the latest patches incl. ie7 unable >> > to >> > logon localy. >> > >> > After entering the logon information the Server displays: >> > "Applying your personal setting" > "Loging off" > "Saving your >> > settings" >> > >> > Does anyone have a clue, what the Problem could be? >> > >> > Best regards >> > Markus >> >> This is usually the result of an incorrect system drive letter. >> Run psexec.exe (http://www.sysinternals.com) on a networked >> machine to run cmd.exe on your server, then check your >> system drive. Is it C: or is it something else? >> >> >>
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