Windows Server 2000/2003 Thread, BGInfo: Error creating the output bitmap file in Technical; Error creating the output bitmap file
C:\WINDOWS\BGInfo.bmp:
Access is denied
Please ensure the path exists and you have permission to ...
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20th August 2009, 12:45 PM #1 BGInfo: Error creating the output bitmap file
Error creating the output bitmap file
C:\WINDOWS\BGInfo.bmp:
Access is denied
Please ensure the path exists and you have permission to write to it.
The workstations are using this quite happily but my netbooks dont want to apart from admin. What's been missed?
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20th August 2009, 12:50 PM #2 I'm guessing you have a script that is copying that bmp file from a network location onto the local machine?
or do you have the bitmap already on the local machine? if so then you might need to give the network users (staff users / student users) local admin rights or something similar so they can write to the folder in question. Edit: DO NOT GIVE FULL PERMISSIONS TO WINDOWS FOLDER!
*Thanks Synack*
James.
Last edited by EduTech; 20th August 2009 at 02:36 PM.
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Thanks to EduTech from:
Little-Miss (20th August 2009)
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20th August 2009, 12:51 PM #3 Logon as an administrator, Start > Run > MMC
File > Add/Remove Snap-in > Add > Local Users and Groups > Add > Finish > Close > OK
Expand Local Users and Groups. Select Groups > Administrators, then add Domain Users.
Now try logging on as a normal user.
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Thanks to Michael from:
Little-Miss (20th August 2009)
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20th August 2009, 01:01 PM #4 sweet!!
So i've got to do that for all 20 machines....poop
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20th August 2009, 01:18 PM #5 You can do it from remotely from one machine, so long as the others are switched on, again via MMC. In future you can perform this to your master images, so after Sysprep BGInfo will work as it should
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Thanks to Michael from:
Little-Miss (20th August 2009)
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20th August 2009, 02:33 PM #6

Originally Posted by
EduTech
you might need to give the network users (staff users / student users) local admin rights or something similar so they can write to that Directory.
EEK, No, Bad!!
You just need to give them permission to that particular file not the entire machine. Just right click on the file, properties and change the security to allow domain users full control.
Doing it the other way gives every single user full control of the machine which is bad in a school.
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20th August 2009, 02:35 PM #7
yeah ... er i didn't say that it was my ghost!!! :| 
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20th August 2009, 02:43 PM #8 lol, i did wonder...
I've done it Michaels way.
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