J
Jason
I receive the following message when I try to look at the
properties of My Network Places or if I try to open the
Network and Dial-up Connections folder.
"you do not have permission to open the network and dial-
up connections folder."
This is a windows 2000 profession workstation. I was
previously able to get into the properties but not now. I
have checked the Console from within the MMC and I have
not seen any options that are set to restrict this access
in the local computer policy.
I am currently logged in as a domain administrator (I have
tried the local administrator as well but with no success).
I normally enter the local computer policy and disable the
add/remove software ability, disable personalized menus.
In addition, I create a security configuration and
analysis database which I import the compatws.inf template
and then I configure the computer for this. This allows
our users to utilize MS Photo Editor.
Does anybody have any thoughts?
I have googled and someone else had a similar problem with
no direct solution posted. And searching in this
Newsgroup provides a lot of posts that are not related.
Thanks,
Jason
properties of My Network Places or if I try to open the
Network and Dial-up Connections folder.
"you do not have permission to open the network and dial-
up connections folder."
This is a windows 2000 profession workstation. I was
previously able to get into the properties but not now. I
have checked the Console from within the MMC and I have
not seen any options that are set to restrict this access
in the local computer policy.
I am currently logged in as a domain administrator (I have
tried the local administrator as well but with no success).
I normally enter the local computer policy and disable the
add/remove software ability, disable personalized menus.
In addition, I create a security configuration and
analysis database which I import the compatws.inf template
and then I configure the computer for this. This allows
our users to utilize MS Photo Editor.
Does anybody have any thoughts?
I have googled and someone else had a similar problem with
no direct solution posted. And searching in this
Newsgroup provides a lot of posts that are not related.
Thanks,
Jason