userenv error

[Joe Schmeier]

have three servers all running W2K SP4. Two are DCs,
the third is a Terminal Server running in Application mode.

We've recently been getting errors on all three machines.

On the TS, there is error 1000, source USERENV, "Windows
cannot determine the user or computer name, return value
(14)" in the App log. This happened for two days when
most of the people who use the TS logged in, then the TS
became unresponsive and was restarted. The next day, all
the servers were restarted and this error happened only
one time, but the TS again had to be restarted. I was not
there, I am reporting "unresponsive" second hand.

On only one of the domain controllers, at different times
not corresponding with the TS errors we see error 1000,
source USERENV, "Windows cannot determine the user or
computer name. Return value (1326)." This happens about 6
times a day.

 

[Simon R]

have three servers all running W2K SP4. Two are DCs,
the third is a Terminal Server running in Application mode.

We've recently been getting errors on all three machines.

On the TS, there is error 1000, source USERENV, "Windows
cannot determine the user or computer name, return value
(14)" in the App log. This happened for two days when
most of the people who use the TS logged in, then the TS
became unresponsive and was restarted. The next day, all
the servers were restarted and this error happened only
one time, but the TS again had to be restarted. I was not
there, I am reporting "unresponsive" second hand.

On only one of the domain controllers, at different times
not corresponding with the TS errors we see error 1000,
source USERENV, "Windows cannot determine the user or
computer name. Return value (1326)." This happens about 6
times a day.

I guess that you have a power users group in you local security policy
remoe all entries relating to POwer Users and try again

Simon R

 

[Vera Noest [MVP]]

Event 1000, Source Userenv, Description: "Windows cannot determine
the user or computer name".

Return value 14: "Not enough storage is available to complete this
operation."
Do one of the following:
1. reduce the number of running programs
2. remove unwanted files from the disk the paging file is on and
restart the system
3. check the paging file disk for an I/O error
4. install additional memory in your system."

Return value 1326: "Logon failure: unknown user name or bad
password."
This will occur if a Terminal Session is disconnected and not
logged off and subsequently the users logon password is changed.