Hi,
I am facing issue in one domain local account. when i am trying to login its giving error message "the group policy client service failed the logon.Access Denied"
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Hi,
I am facing issue in one domain local account. when i am trying to login its giving error message "the group policy client service failed the logon.Access Denied"
Kindly Advice
Hi,
The user profile service: Service failed the log on. User profile cannot be loaded
1, Copy C:\users\default folder(Hiden) on the workstation which has no problem to somewhere (i.e. desktop) and rename it to default2.
2, Copy default2 folder to C:\users\ on the workstation which has a problem.
3, go to registory (regedit) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\Default and change the pass to %SystemDrive%\User\Default2.
4, Reboot the workstation. Then it works fine.
If not then try this:
1. Add user to local Administrators group
2. Log in as user
3. Log off user
4. Log back in as network/local administrator
5. Remove user from Administrators group
6. Log back in as user
7. Success!
Regards,
I would recommend this way:
Case select you will be logged on with a temporary user profile:
Hi,
Regarding the current issue, please refer to the following article. It may be useful to us.
How to fix "The Group Policy Client service failed the logon. Access denied." error?
Best Regards,
Andy Qi
I just had the same error on a machine in a "workgroup" not a member of a domain. The Youtube link below resolved the issue. Basically Windows Update failed at some point and deleted a few group policy settings in the registry. Pretty easy to follow along with and pause the video when needed.
youtube.com/watch?v=4m5KEmckWK4 (my account hasn't been verified so I can't post the hyperlink)
Hi,
I am having the same issue, but this solution did not work for me. When I check the ImagePath, it says:
"%systemroot%\system32\svchost
Who can help me with this?
Thanks in advance.
We just had the same error on a physical box. It was on a Dell PowerEdge R710, running Windows 2008 R2 Standard. The following is how I fixed it:
1.) Login to the machine with the local administrator account.
2.) Delete the profile for the user that's having the problem, i.e. C:\Users\User01
3.) Run Regedit, and remove the profile from HKLM>Software>Microsoft>Windows NT>CurrentVersion>Profile List>(SID) (you can right click on Profile List and do a search for the user name, i.e. User01.
4.) Once found, delete the entire KEY for the user.
5.) Double check to ensure it's removed from System Properties>Advanced System Settings>Advanced TAB>User Profiles (Settings...) button> If you see the user in there, delete it too.
6.) Logoff as Local Admin and reboot. (Reboot not 100% necessary, but I usually do just in case)
7.) Login with domain username and you should be all set.
thx very much !
your solution works
this solution worked for me:
removed local profile, removed server profile, removed profile path, added user to local admins. Log the user on and off. than removed user from local admins. and the issue was resolved.
This is a much cleaner and easier fix than unjoining from the domain and rejoining to the domain. I just tried it and it's a quick and easy fix.
If losing data from the profile is the issue, you can still retain that data as long as you are logged in as an administrator. Many different ways to do this, either take ownership or copy the profile to a network share before you delete it in the correct way. (Computer>Properties>Advanced System Settings>User Settings...)
Hi,
Logon to the machine with a machine administrator account
Goto Services and check the User Profiles Service is started . If its not , please turn into STARTED mode .
It will resolve the issue
Thanks
Eldhose Jacob