Task Approval - Access denied

Hi
I've used a SPD task approval and the task approves for someone with full access.
I now have added a user with Approve role and this person Sharepoint Tom is logged in.
The task is assigned to Sharepoint Tom also.
The task list is visible but when Sharepoint Tom attempts to complete the task an error dialog is displayed:
You are currently signed in as: WL_DOM1\SharepointTom
Why is the account name being used?
In the top rhs the browser displayes the user as Sharepoint Tom
Any ideas?

Hi,
The issue might be caused by permission.
Could you please provide detail explanation about how you " added a user with Approve role "?
Can SharePoint Tom approve the task for others?
Since you said "SPD task approval", I assume you are using SharePoint designer OOB Approval Workflow, correct me if there is misunderstanding.
Regards,
Rebecca Tu
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<Configuration> <Add SourcePath="\\Server\share\Office2013\" OfficeClientEdition="32" > <Product ID="HomeBusinessRetail"> <Language ID="en-us" /> </Product> </Add> <Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="\\Server\share\Office2013\" /> <Display Level="Full" AcceptEULA="TRUE" />  <Logging Name="OfficeSetup-*.txt" Path="%temp%" /> <Property Name="AUTOACTIVATE" Value="0" /></Configuration>
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C2R editions of Office, during the installation routine, will initially commence execution in the security context of the logged in user, but partway through the installation routine the installation transitions into the security context of the local computer
account. This means that unless the computer account also has network access permissions to the installation source folder/share, the installation routine will fail.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219423(v=office.15).aspx#PrepareDeploy
Important:
The computer account for the computer on which you install Click-to-Run for Office 365 products must have read permission to the network share that contains the Office Deployment Tool, the customized Configuration.xml file, and the Click-to-Run for Office
365 product and language files. If you cannot give read permission to the computer account, you can copy the files down to the computer from the network share, and then run Setup from the computer. After the installation is complete, you can delete those files
from the computer.
To workaround this, your installation script routine can copy the installation source files from the server folder/share to a local folder on the computer, then launch the setup routine from that local source.
In your example scenario, the workgroup computer (because it is not a member of "DOMAIN\Authenticated Users" does not have access permissions to the server folder/share.
Don
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Sql agent job getting file access denied error

I'm not sure if this question belongs in this forum. Please move it if you want to.
Here is my question. I have an ssis package that is running into an error at the file system task trying to move a file. The package is deployed to the catalog and I am running the package using the stored procedure
[SSISDB].[catalog].[start_execution] @execution_id
When I execute this stored proc in Management Studio while logged in under a sysadmin, everything works fine. But when I call the same TQL in SQL Agent job, I get a file access denied error. This has something to do with the id that is getting used
to run the package and I am not sure how to track that down. Any help would be appreciated.
I've check the windows permission on both the id that is running the SQL Agent and SQL SSIS Service. Both seem to have the right windows permission.

Please see:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918760

Regedit Permissions -"Access Denied" or "Error while deleting key" EVEN AS ADMIN!

Anyone tried deleting a registry key in Windows 7? Got "access denied" or "Error while deleting key"?
The usual response is, "You need to run regedit as an administrator". but I *AM* logged in as Administrator, and running regedit as administrator, trying to assign administrator full permissions on that registry key in order to delete it!!
Am I mistaken, or isn't Administrator supposed to be able to administer and control all the settings on the computer, in order to set it up for the "Average Joe" user?
So, under the permissions menu of that key, go to advanced, change the owner from System to Administrator, and try again. It's no longer saying "access denied", but "Cannot delete xxxxxx. Error while deleting key".
The scenario: Basically, the wireless has stopped working on a laptop. The device does not show up in Device Manager, but is in the registry, so the normal procedure is to delete the registry entry for the device in HKLM/System/CurrentControlSet (and /ControlSet001) /Enum/PCI ,then attach the device or restart the computer, it finds the "new" hardware and reinstalls it. Easy!...
Not with permission restrictions on the administrator account it's not! So I need to give myself permission, to give myself permission, to do a simple task like delete a single registry key! Why, Microsoft, why???!!! Please just make the Administrator account a hidden "God mode" account that can do anything, and make the lives of us techies much easier in the process!
/RANT
Now, where did I put that XP disc?!....

Hi,
I explain you:
Administrator does not mean "you get all rights to do anything." Administrator happens to be an account (or in your case, most likely the Local Administrators group) which by default is given some sensitive privileges like SeDebugPrivilege and
similar. However, as far as the security subsystem is concerned, it is just an account. (Very much unlike root in
Unix-like operating systems) If you aren't the owner of the key in question, and your account does not have WRITE_DAC access
to the registry key in question, then you won't be able to change the access control list on the key in question.
Try taking ownership first. By default, the local administrators group has SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege,
which allows taking ownership of any object even without the WRITE_OWNER permission
being granted by the object's discretionary access control list. Once you are the owner, you should be implicitly granted READ_CONTROL (which
allows you to read the security descriptor on the object in question), and WRITE_DAC (which
allows you to write to the DACL on the key in question). (Assuming the OWNER_RIGHTS SID
isn't in use; that's extremely unlikely)

Access Denied Error while using Cancel Command for an Administrator.

Hi All,
We have created a new capability called Task Administrator which has only one permission <Permission type='TaskInstance' rights='View'/>.
Now when a user who is assigned ONLY this capability clicks a cancel button in the end user interface (<Property name='command' value='Cancel' />), an error is thrown (Error: List access denied to Subject on type WorkItem. com.waveset.ui.util.html.Container: method setSubTitle(LJava/lang.Object;)V not found.
We understand that the system is trying to delete the workitem created (I can see the workitem from the debug menu) which he/she does not have access. Interestingly, a normal end user without any capabilities is able to cancel this request.
Could someone please tell me what the default access is for an end user which is taken away when a new capability is added to that user?
We are using V5 Sp4.
Thanks for your help.

Hi,
Based on the current information, I suggest that you try the following steps:
1. Run REGEDIT command to open the registry editor, navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{09beb4fe-6125-4757-af0f-7f487d1aa125}.
2. Expand this node to see if there is a folder named “InprocServer32”, if there is, move to step 3.
3. Click the “InprocServer32” folder, and double-click the “(Default)” key to check its value. It should be the path of a DLL file.
4. Grant “Full control” to the users on this DLL file or its parent folder.
If it doesn’t work, I suggest that you configure the Advanced Security Settings of the SQL Server installation folder, and check the “Replace child object permissions with inheritable permissions from this object” option.
Reference:
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/how-do-i/how-do-i-change-access-permissions-for-all-folders-and-files-in-vista/
Regards,
Mike Yin
TechNet Community Support
I have already mentioned in my question that the registry location was not there in that PC.
So the result from process monitor does not help me to solve the problem

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