I'm not sure what's happening here. I have Tomcat5.5.26 installed on a Windows2008 Server. The service works fine and starts automatically. However, when I log into the system, I get a dialog box saying "Access is denied. Unable to open the service 'Tomcat5'. There are no issues with the service (afaik) and I can view it just fine through services.msc. In fact, I've verified that I can change the logon credentials of the service and its start-up type.
I've tried searching the Windows Event Logs for this error, but can't find it. Any idea why it's popping up?
The account I'm logging in as has Administrator Privileges, though interestingly when I try to run Tomcat5w.exe, unless I explicitly right-click and choose 'Run as Administrator' I'm not able to open it.
It turns out the last statement I included about permissions was the key. It's still not clear to me why I get the error on startup, since my account has sys admin privileges, but...
... to make the error go away I had to right-click on the tomcat5w.exe file (\bin\tomcat5w.exe) > properties > compatibility tab. Under sub-section 'Privilege Level' check off 'Run this program as an administrator'.
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I've recently upgraded from windows 7 to windows 10 and when installing GitHub desktop, I'm getting the following error:
"Application cannot be started, contact the application vendor."
When I click on details, there is the following error:
"Unable to install this application because an application with the same identity is already installed."
I tried several troubleshoots, such as:
running the .exe file as administrator;
deleting the 2.0 folder from Local/apps/
disabling windows defender
But none of them seems to work. I cant understand what the problem may be, since I had no trouble installing github desktop on windows 7.
EDIT This method solved my problem:
Hold Windows button + R
Type in %TEMP%
Delete the entire content of temp.
I fixed this problem by adding permissions to the UserName for the of the folder containing GitHub.exe:
Using the explorer paste "%UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0
In the search box write "github.exe"
In the result list right-click the file & select open file location.
Right click the folder -> Properties->Security
Click [Edit...] for "Group or user names:"
Add the account user name to the list giving it full permission.
This may not apply to your situation, but here is what fixed the problem for me:
Find this file:
C:\Users[YOUR USER NAME HERE]\AppData\Local\GitHub\TheLog.txt
In that file, search for this string:
"System.Security.SecurityException: Requested registry access is not allowed."
If you find that, look down from that line, one at a time, until you find mention of some specific application. For me it was MS Visual Studio:
"at GitHub.IO.ExternalProgramLauncher.IsVisualStudioInstalled()"
Running as an administrator, run regedit and look for keys related to the application in question. If access to reading them is denied, rectify that by right-clicking on the name of the key and choosing 'permissions'. (I decline to provide instructions on how to use the permissions interface here, but it is fairly straightforward) If you can grant yourself permission, that may fix your problem. It worked for me.
If you want to find the exact correct key, download and use a tool from MicroSoft called 'Process Monitor'. Unfortunately, even when you filter to show only registry events, you will still have at least 25,000 or so to look through, and the list is not sortable. >_< This was not exactly easy, but by scrolling up from the bottom and looking for 'ACCESS DENIED' in the unsortable 'Result' column for a while I was able to find the exact registry event where access was denied which caused GH DT to fail. In my case it was this key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\VisualStudio.DTE.14.0
I ran regedit using my admin account, and ran it 'as administrator', found the key and changed the permissions. Oddly, it only worked when I added 'Administrators' (plural). When I added 'Administrator', it still refused to allow access to the key.
Hope this is related to your problem, or someone's who reads this. :)
Simply right click on the installation file and run as admin. It will automatically adjust itself to your system settings and install without error.
I am trying to enable some extensions in my php. If I want to initiate the changes I have to reset the apache server in XAMPP. But I just keep getting a window that says xampp-control.exe has stopped working and gives me options:
Debug Program
Close Program
Check Online for a Solution and Close Program
No matter which option I choose it will then give me this Application Error:
Exception EAccess in modele 'xampp-control.exe' at 001ABEFE. Access Violation at address 005ABEFE in module 'xampp-control.exe'. Read of address 00000042. I have read that I should just install a WAMPP server. Is there a way I can successfully reset the Apache Server?
Possible workarounds are listed on XAMPP's forum here
There are some possible workarounds:
Enable back the write privileges and to be aware of this potential issue
Modify the ini file with an editor the properties you need or
To run the XAMP Control panel as administrator
Running it as administrator worked for me.
I am trying to access the report manager url for SSRS. But, I keep on getting the error below -
User mycomputer\myloginName does not have required permissions. Verify that sufficient permissions have been granted and Windows User Account Control (UAC) restrictions have been addressed.
I tried to run my browser as admin as described here - User '' does not have required permissions, SSRS 2008 on Windows 8
with no success. I also don't see the 'site settings' on top-right corner as mentioned by so many people. Also, I cannot go through the pain of reinstalling SQL server all over again. I don't want to disable UAC.
I am unable to do anything because of this problem.
How do I fix this problem?
This solution is for Internet Explorer. I don't know how it can be done for firefox or chrome.
Link 1 -
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlexpress/thread/9b5a8763-84ce-46d0-b011-067ad39223d1/
See the solutions by Chirag Shah. Follow only up to step 13. I could not follow Step 14 because I found no home dialog box.
In the steps Chirag talks about some URL's. I don't really understand the meaning of any of those URL's. So, I used the URL under "Report Manager URL" in "Reporting Services Configuration Manager". It was
http://localhost:8080/MyReportServer.
The 8080 is a port number.
Once you finished this, go to the link below and follow all the steps -
http://www.soheib.com/technical-knowledge/sql-server-2012-reporting-services-uac-user-access-control/
In the 7th step, I saw a lot of check boxes. I selected all of them.
Finally, I can rest in peace. Hope it works for you too.
Also, when making the accounts described in the above link, you might see "BUILTIN\Administrators" account. Ignore it - thats what i did.
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Steps taken from Chirag Shah's post -
Configure the report server for local administration. To access the report server and Report Manager locally, follow these steps:
Start Windows Internet Explorer.
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
Click Security.
Click Trusted Sites.
Click Sites.
Under Add this Web site to the zone, type http://ServerName. If you are not using HTTPS for the default site, click to clear the Require server certification (https:) for all sites in this zone check box.
Click Add.
Repeat step 7f and step 7g to add the http localhost URL, and then click Close.
Note This step enables you to start Internet Explorer and open either the localhost or the network computer name of the server for both the Report Server application and the Report Manager application.
Create role assignments that explicitly grant you access together with full permissions. To do this, follow these steps:
Start Internet Explorer together with the Run as administrator option. To do this, click Start, click All Programs, right-click Internet Explorer, and then click Run as administrator.
Open Report Manager. By default, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports. If you use SQL Server Express with Advanced Services SP2, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports$sqlexpress. If you use a named instance of Reporting Services, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports$InstanceName
i was receiving blank page after i was logging exactly 3 times on my report server URL.
i've Turn Off Internet Explorer Enhanced Security. On different OS's it is in different location. find the location and turn it off.
I hope this will help you.
Is there any way to use the "Run As" option in Windows XP in conjunction with Visual Studio's debugger, to debug an issue that occurs in my application only when certain users are logged in?
I have ran the application from my machine using "run as" to pretend to be the user in question, and I got the same error as they did. I would like to debug this error and see where and what exactly is causing it. The error occurs specifically when a certain domain user is logged in, and never otherwise.
Is there any script or approach I can take to debug this error; that is too launch the application, as the problem user, and then use the debugger?
Trying to attach to the process didn't work since it was a C# managed process and VS didn't let me attach.
The first two options that come to mind are...
Log onto the machine as the user (simplest approach)
Right-click on the Visual Studio executable and run as that user.
I think that you could edit the .config file to use impoersonation, but I'm not sure if that will result in the app running truly the way it would for the user.
Although with good error handling, the error message itself should be enough to tell you where in the code the problem is... At the very worst, you could compile it in debug mode (so you have all the symbols) and add some global error hanlding and get the exact stack trace...
I use David Strattons second solution (run as Administrator) because my application requires administrator privileges (-> elevated).
Another solution could be to start the application as the user and use "Debug | Attach to process..."
I am facing a peculiar problem; I am creating a setup.exe in Installshield 2008 Primer Edition and install the setup in a laptop which has the Operating System Windows XP Professional.
The setup runs fine and install all the files successfully but when I click the Uninstall icon during Uninstallation process the below error will appear
Product: [Product Name] -- Error 1310. Error writing to file:
C:\Config.Msi\997da2c.rbf. system error 5. verify that you have access
to that directory.
Though I have surfed and got couple of answers like Unregister the msi engine and again register it that is:
msiexec /unreg
msiexec /regserver
By unregistering and reregistering the server will solve the right now; but after a couple of days the popup starts appearing again.
Some sites say the problem is that proper access rights are not given; I have cross-verified in the laptop also the user is having full control to the C:\Documents and Settings\All Users folder.
One more point I need to make: I am unable to simulate the above problem for desktop systems. How can I solve this issue?
Right click on the installer and choose "Run as Administrator"
I have faced error 1310 and I think error 1310 is one of the common error.
Click Start.
Click the arrow button next to the Shutdown option.
Select Log-Off option.
Wait till the active user account is logged-off.
Select the administrator user account, enter valid password and log-in to your computer.
Re-start the installation program.