Built-in Admin and local admin accounts can not logon locally
When I attempt to logon locally to a Windows 7client as the built-in administrator or local admin I receive the message "You can not logon because the logon method you are using is not allowed on this computer"
I can logon as a network administrator. I run gpedit.msc to see the current group policy.
Local Computer Policy/Windows settings/Security settings/Local policy/User Rights Assignment/Allow log on locally is set to EVERYONE, Administrators
Local Computer Policy/Windows settings/Security settings/Local policy/User Rights Assignment/Deny log on locally is set to NONE
This makes no sense as to why the local admin or built admin cannot logon.
Hi,
What is the network environment? Are you in a domain? Group Policy processing has a precedence, local GPO has the lowest priority, please make sure that it's not overwritten by other GPOs.
After setting the policy, make sure to run gpupdate /force to update the policy.
Does this issue happen only on this specific computer? Another situation is that the profile is corrupted, delete the profile and recreate one, and check if it works.
Yolanda Zhu
TechNet Community Support
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