Monday, July 10, 2017
Thursday, July 6, 2017
Failed To Enumerate Objects In The Container on Windows Server 2012
Message which pops up when you try changing the permission on a folder or file
I am assuming that the folder or file is on your file server.
There are multiple ways you can change the permission of a folder or file. You can try UNC to the share or RDP into the server where your file or folder resides.
IMP: Make sure the account you use to login to the server has appropriate rights to make changes to folder and file permissions
In a production environment, we use our non-admin username to log on to the desktop machine, in that case if you try to change permission via UNC you will get the same Security Error
So make sure you RDP into the server with your domain admin credentials to change permission of the folder or file
Right click on the folder, select properties and go to the security tab
Click on the Change next to owners
Select the account you want to give permission to the folder
Tick the boxes to replace the owner and replace all child object permission
Press yes on the windows security warning. It will start taking ownership of the folder and files
If you want to take ownership of the multiple folders and files, it is easy to take ownership of the parent directory
Close and reopen the security properties of the folder and confirm that the security permissions are applied.
There are multiple ways you can change the permission of a folder or file. You can try UNC to the share or RDP into the server where your file or folder resides.
IMP: Make sure the account you use to login to the server has appropriate rights to make changes to folder and file permissions
In a production environment, we use our non-admin username to log on to the desktop machine, in that case if you try to change permission via UNC you will get the same Security Error
So make sure you RDP into the server with your domain admin credentials to change permission of the folder or file
Right click on the folder, select properties and go to the security tab
Click on Advanced
Click on the Change next to owners
If you want to take ownership of the multiple folders and files, it is easy to take ownership of the parent directory
Close and reopen the security properties of the folder and confirm that the security permissions are applied.
Wednesday, July 5, 2017
Monday, July 3, 2017
My Experience with SCCM 2012 Error codes
0x80041017 - Invalid WMI query, Please check queries used for driver installation
0x80091007 - Faulty RAM or RAM type mismatch
0x80070070 - Not enough disk space, try Diskpart and clean
0x00004005 - Generic Error - One of the windows application could be the cause.Please check SMSTS.log, Check Date and Time in BIOS, Check Disk Space
0x00004005 - If the error comes up while capturing the image, please check sysprep time limitation (3 times)
0x80070002 - Make sure an account is specified that can access the network locations under sites - >Configure site components -> software distribution -> Network Access Account
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