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    I am unable to access all computers on the network. The NT machines on the network I can access through Hyena just fine. But the new computers on the network I cannot access with Hyena - W2K and XP machines.

    What setting do I need to change on the W2K and XP machines so that I can access them with Hyena.

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    Re: Cannot access W2K and XP machines

    Do you get any errors when you try to access them? If so, what are they?

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      Re: Cannot access W2K and XP machines

      Error message is "Unable to retrieve user list from \\rodney. Access is denied."

      When I click on a computer it gives me all the choices. Then when I click on an option like "users" I get the message above.

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      • #4
        Re: Cannot access W2K and XP machines

        Are these computers members of the domain ? And assuming that you are logged onto a domain admin account or using a domain admin account on a "Run As" option, does this account belong to the Domain Admins group and is this group part of the local Administrators group for one of these computers ?
        Kevin Stanush
        SystemTools Software Inc.

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          Re: Cannot access W2K and XP machines

          The network is setup as a workgroup. I have administrative privilages on all computers (same username and password). I can access the other computers through windows explorer, do whatever I want to the harddrives and data. I am unable to get Hyena to access information on the XP computers. I downloaded and installed the Windows Administritive package and was able to access the W2K machines with Hyena.

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          • #6
            Re: Cannot access W2K and XP machines

            See if this works:
            Microsoft support is here to help you with Microsoft products. Find how-to articles, videos, and training for Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft 365, Windows, Surface, and more.


            Try setting the ForceGuest=0 trick.

            You can also try:

            Admin Tools
            Local Security Settings
            Local Policies
            Security Options

            There are several settings under Network Access options that control remote administration.

            I wish Microsoft made this easier.

            Please post anything that you learn.
            Kevin Stanush
            SystemTools Software Inc.

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