\system32 folder and the Administrators group has modify and full control permissions. right-click the Desktop > Personalise > Themes >ĭesktop Icon Settings or Mouse and Touchpad settings > Additional mouse options results in the same error message. changing icons on a shortcut, but where Settings is involved e.g. I have seen other posts regarding no access to rundll32.exe but am able to carry out the operations they specifically reference e.g. However, if anyone can help me troubleshoot the rundll32.exe access issue I will be very grateful. Today, I have spoken to the staff concerned and they say they are now able to print again and documents are formatted as expected so that's a relief. However, I did not know if this was applicable to a domain administrator account or even if advisable to perform this action on a domain controller. Which mentions using Group Policy to change the state of the security options of the 'built-in' administrator account. I also tried rebooting after running the commands. However, if I launch Server Manager > Tools > Print Management > Custom Filters > All Printers - select the Samsung printer > More Actions and choose 'Set Printing Defaults' or 'Properties' the appropriate windows are displayed.ĭism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealthĪll either completed successfully or did not detect component store corruption so the system looks clean. This is generated while logged on using the domain administrator account. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item. Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. Test page, properties, preferences result in an error message:
I can select the device and click Manage but choosing any of the options from the following page Moving to the server I accessed Settings > Devices > Printers & Scanners and can see the built-in devices listed (XPS etc) including the Samsung MFP. I asked them to open Devices and Printers > Add printer > Network printer but nothing was populating the window. This person uses two printers - the default Samsung and a desktop HP mono printer. When asking them to bring up the print command so that we could access page setup, no printers were listed. Yesterday one of the staff contacted me with an Excel issue on their Windows 7 client and said the page setup had changed from portrait to landscape. The default device on the server and by staff. Their technical rep installed the printer driver on the server and shared it and everything was working fine until yesterday. It shares a Samsung CLX-9301 printer which is managed by a third party. It is the only domain controller managing a very small domain (5 clients). I manage a Windows 2016 Standard domain controller.
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