Log-in on client error

[dbullock]

A Win2000 client was part of a NT domain until just recently. It was
taken off the network and was being set up to use as a stand alone
system. Evidently someone logged in as the administrator and checked
off the boxes to log in on start up. Now we cannot get into the OS and
recieve this message at login "The local policy of this system does
not permit you to logon interactively". This message appears if you try
to log into the domain or the local machine as the administrator,
either attached to the net or not. Seem to have a heck of a dilema. Any
ideas?

TIA
Dan Bullock

 

[Guest]

I am having the same problem trying to login using my adminstrator username
and password. I had a Service Control Manager error 3095. I followed the
instructions on the knowledge base: The Netlogon service should not be
configured to start automatically on a server that is not a domain member.
Configure the Netlogon service so that its startup type is set to "Manual."
I then updated the system to Service Pack 4 and did security updates. Then
rebooted. Now I can't get into my system because it says "The local policy
of this system does not permit you to logon interactively". Please help!!!!
I need to get into my server.
Thanks
Trish