More info on the error message would be helpful. Have the same issue at my work. We have an old NetApp that is housing shares. File Explorer chokes on opening. We have tried unmapping and remapping the drives and have had no success. I'm interested in seeing if anyone has a fix for this. We had an issue a while back where the elevated administrator profile would have a mapped drive but the standard user account couldn't see or access it. We had to enable the linked connections registry.
Maybe this link will help you? I don't think this well help, but maybe worth a shot. I can't get any consistency. I added the user as local admin and it worked immediately. I removed him from local admin and it borked again. So i added him again as local admin and it's still borked. Why does MS only keep the Windows.
Really trying not to re-image this end user's computer. If the domain user account is just a member of the local users group, you won't be able to browse to the server by it's short-name, but FQDN works fine. Make the domain user account a member of the local admin group and everything works as expected.
I ended up disconnecting the previous drive mapping via a script and remapping the drive with the FQDN in a login script. This then allowed me to access the share, and if the drive is mapped using the FQDN, you are then able to browse to the share via the short-name.
There is no enough information about the issue. Please help list the NTFS permission settings of a folder. Meanwhile as you mentioned "permissions are correct", then whether the issue still exists if you give Everyone - Full Control as a test? TechNet Subscriber Support in forum If you have any feedback on our support, please contact tnmff microsoft. Thanks for the reply. Thanks very much though for your input so far, much appreciated.
There are multiple sysprep images for various lenovo workstations and laptops though the error occurs on older HP machines built using an image created with Acronis. We have not used cloning on the servers with the errors in question but we have used images for servers in our IBM Blade centre virtual environment. So we have 2 x virtual domain controllers in this environment. Come to think of it the master FSMO roles were transfered and split between these 2 servers recently, which also coinsides with this access denied error starting.
Do you use some cloning solution to deploy your member servers? On standalone servers no, but servers in our virtual environment yes. Do you konwo if all member servers and Workstations are "syspreped"? The servers with the error were not syspreped, but all new computers coming into the network use a base image from WDS via PXE boot. Hi Eric, I tried what you suggested against 2 of the servers we have the problem with.
They both have the same SID! Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback?
Submit feedback. Thank you for your feedback! Therefore, Active Directory replication does not succeed. Other RPC services on the domain controller may also be affected. If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system.
Microsoft cannot guarantee that you can solve problems that result from using Registry Editor incorrectly. Use Registry Editor at your own risk. To resolve this problem, enable port on Windows Firewall, and then use one of the following methods:.
Click Start , click Run , type firewall. Click Start , click Run , type regedit , and then click OK. Set the value of the RestrictRemoteClients registry entry to 0 or 1.
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