Re: Automatic logoff after successful logon

[Guest Gianni ziucareddu]

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 \(MVP\)]

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?

>>

>>

>>