Access Denied In Cmd
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*Access Denied In Cmd Prompt
*Access Denied In Cmd
*Why Access Denied In Cmd
*Access Denied Cmd Admin
Access is denied.’ ’ Even if you have full admin priveleges on your user, you still need to run CMD with elevated priveleges. Hold shift + ctrl and then open CMD via left click, this will cause a.-->
This article provides some workarounds for an issue where you can’t use the runas command, the Run as Administrator option, or the Run as a different user option after you upgrade Windows Server.
Applies to: Windows Server 2012 R2
Original KB number: 977513
*Sometimes Access is denied message can appear inside Command Prompt while trying to run a certain command. This message indicates that you don’t have the necessary privileges to access a specific file or to perform a specific command. However, you can fix this issue in most cases simply by running Command Prompt as an administrator.
*Access is denied.’ ’ Even if you have full admin priveleges on your user, you still need to run CMD with elevated priveleges. Hold shift + ctrl and then open CMD via left click, this will cause a.
*If the tool couldn’t fix the ’Access is Denied’ error, then jump to the next method. 5: Run SFC (System File Checker) The Windows System File Checker (SFC) is an application that helps users scan and fix their corrupt files, stopping the Windows update installation.Symptoms
Consider the following scenario:
*You upgrade a computer that’s running Windows Server.
*You sign in as a standard user.
*You try to use one of the following features:
*runas command
*Run as Administrator option
*Run as a different user option
In this scenario, you receive the following error message:
Access is deniedCause
The discretionary access control list (DACL) for the Secondary Logon service isn’t set correctly when you upgrade Windows Server. This problem prevents a standard user from starting this service and from running an application as a different user.Workaround 1: Use the Sc.exe command prompt utility
You can use the Sc.exe command prompt utility to set the security to the default configuration after you upgrade the server.
Note
You should log on as an administrator before you run these commands.
To do so, follow these steps:
*
Open a Command Prompt window.
*
At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
*
At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
*
Close the Command Prompt window.
*
Try to use one of the following features:
*runas command
*Run as Administrator option
*Run as a different user option
Also, make sure that you can switch users and that the Secondary Logon service starts correctly.Workaround 2: Use Group PolicyAccess Denied In Cmd Prompt
You can use the Group Policy Management Console to configure a domain-based policy that sets security to the default configuration after you upgrade the server. A new Group Policy object (GPO) should be created for this workaround. And it should be linked so that the new GPO is applied to only the affected computers.
To do so, follow these steps:
*
Edit Group Policy in the Group Policy Management Console.
*
Locate the policy: Computer ConfigurationPoliciesWindows SettingsSecurity SettingsSystem Services.
*
Open the Secondary Logon service.
*
Select the Define this policy setting check box, and then select Enabled.
*
Set the service startup mode to Manual.
*
Expand the Security node to make sure that the following properties and objects are set to Allow.PropertyObjectsAuthenticated UsersQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Start, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, Read Permissions, User-Defined ControlBuiltinAdministratorsFull ControlInteractiveQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Start, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, Read Permissions, User-Defined ControlServiceQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, User-Defined ControlSystemQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Start, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, Stop
*
Select OK to apply the security changes.
*
Select OK to apply the Group Policy changes.
*
Apply the GPO to the affected computers by waiting for Group Policy to update or by starting the update manually.
*
Try to use one of following features:
*runas command
*Run as Administrator option
*Run as a different user option
Also, make sure that you can switch users and that the Secondary Logon service starts correctly.
Note
We don’t recommend this workaround because the permissions are reapplied during Group Policy updates. However, you have to fix the incorrect security only one time after the upgrade.More information
For more information about the runas command, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site:Access Denied In Cmd
For more information about how to use the Group Policy Management Console, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site:
Q. Help! I am trying to access a file from an old hard drive on my new machine but when I navigate to the directory on my Windows command prompt I get an ‘Access is denied.’ error message
*Access Denied In Cmd Prompt
*Access Denied In Cmd
*Why Access Denied In Cmd
*Access Denied Cmd Admin
Access is denied.’ ’ Even if you have full admin priveleges on your user, you still need to run CMD with elevated priveleges. Hold shift + ctrl and then open CMD via left click, this will cause a.-->
This article provides some workarounds for an issue where you can’t use the runas command, the Run as Administrator option, or the Run as a different user option after you upgrade Windows Server.
Applies to: Windows Server 2012 R2
Original KB number: 977513
*Sometimes Access is denied message can appear inside Command Prompt while trying to run a certain command. This message indicates that you don’t have the necessary privileges to access a specific file or to perform a specific command. However, you can fix this issue in most cases simply by running Command Prompt as an administrator.
*Access is denied.’ ’ Even if you have full admin priveleges on your user, you still need to run CMD with elevated priveleges. Hold shift + ctrl and then open CMD via left click, this will cause a.
*If the tool couldn’t fix the ’Access is Denied’ error, then jump to the next method. 5: Run SFC (System File Checker) The Windows System File Checker (SFC) is an application that helps users scan and fix their corrupt files, stopping the Windows update installation.Symptoms
Consider the following scenario:
*You upgrade a computer that’s running Windows Server.
*You sign in as a standard user.
*You try to use one of the following features:
*runas command
*Run as Administrator option
*Run as a different user option
In this scenario, you receive the following error message:
Access is deniedCause
The discretionary access control list (DACL) for the Secondary Logon service isn’t set correctly when you upgrade Windows Server. This problem prevents a standard user from starting this service and from running an application as a different user.Workaround 1: Use the Sc.exe command prompt utility
You can use the Sc.exe command prompt utility to set the security to the default configuration after you upgrade the server.
Note
You should log on as an administrator before you run these commands.
To do so, follow these steps:
*
Open a Command Prompt window.
*
At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
*
At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
*
Close the Command Prompt window.
*
Try to use one of the following features:
*runas command
*Run as Administrator option
*Run as a different user option
Also, make sure that you can switch users and that the Secondary Logon service starts correctly.Workaround 2: Use Group PolicyAccess Denied In Cmd Prompt
You can use the Group Policy Management Console to configure a domain-based policy that sets security to the default configuration after you upgrade the server. A new Group Policy object (GPO) should be created for this workaround. And it should be linked so that the new GPO is applied to only the affected computers.
To do so, follow these steps:
*
Edit Group Policy in the Group Policy Management Console.
*
Locate the policy: Computer ConfigurationPoliciesWindows SettingsSecurity SettingsSystem Services.
*
Open the Secondary Logon service.
*
Select the Define this policy setting check box, and then select Enabled.
*
Set the service startup mode to Manual.
*
Expand the Security node to make sure that the following properties and objects are set to Allow.PropertyObjectsAuthenticated UsersQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Start, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, Read Permissions, User-Defined ControlBuiltinAdministratorsFull ControlInteractiveQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Start, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, Read Permissions, User-Defined ControlServiceQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, User-Defined ControlSystemQuery Template, Query Status, Enumerate Dependents, Start, Pause, and continue, Interrogate, Stop
*
Select OK to apply the security changes.
*
Select OK to apply the Group Policy changes.
*
Apply the GPO to the affected computers by waiting for Group Policy to update or by starting the update manually.
*
Try to use one of following features:
*runas command
*Run as Administrator option
*Run as a different user option
Also, make sure that you can switch users and that the Secondary Logon service starts correctly.
Note
We don’t recommend this workaround because the permissions are reapplied during Group Policy updates. However, you have to fix the incorrect security only one time after the upgrade.More information
For more information about the runas command, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site:Access Denied In Cmd
For more information about how to use the Group Policy Management Console, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site:
Q. Help! I am trying to access a file from an old hard drive on my new machine but when I navigate to the directory on my Windows command prompt I get an ‘Access is denied.’ error message
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