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Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 19 June 2007 Status: Offline Points: 5 Post Options Post Reply Quotemully Report Post Thanks(0) QuoteReply Topic: BGInfo.bmp - "Access bginfo error creating the output bitmap file the process cannot access denied"Posted: 30 January 2008 at 6:55am Hello all We're testing BGinfo. I'm getting
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an error message on a few PCs. Making the user a local admin sorts it out, but is there another way? error creating the output bitmap file access is denied For security reasons we don't want to make everyone a local admin. We've added a logon script to Group Policy, the script works perfectly on those PCs whose users are local admins but it brings
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up an error message on non-local admin users' PCs: "Error creating the output bitmap file: C:\windows\bginfo.bmp: Access is denied. Please ensure the path exists and you have permissions to write it. You can select a different output path for the bitmap using the bitmap location menu item". Some users have personalised their desktops and we don't want to remove those rights, so we can't "force" a particular bitmap on bginfo error message them by putting the bitmap on a share accessible by everyone and forcing them to use it. In short, we want everyone to be able to keep their current wallpaper, be they local admin or not. Everyone's wallpaper will be stored on their local drive (C:\Windows). But we want the BGInfo information about the PC displayed too. Any ideas, folks? We have an Enterprise Agreement with MS, by the way, if that's of any relevance to anyone. As far as I'm aware we're good to use it as stated above. Thanks for any assistance Stephen Spin Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 10 January 2008 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 1 Post Options Post Reply QuoteSpin Report Post Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: 07 February 2008 at 3:49am These users are trying to access the c:\windows folder and they dont have the rights. tryuseing network drive were your users have rights.and push it out on a login scrpit some like this \\****\Somefolder$\Bginfo.exe /iq\\****\Somefolder$\Temp.bgi /accepteula /timer:00 mully Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 19 June 2007 Status: Offline Points: 5 Post Options Post Reply Quotemully Report Post Thanks(0)
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Member Join Date May 2008 Posts 37 Certifications MCSA 2003 02-01-200912:03 PM #1 BGinfo problem Hi guys, At work we have set up http://www.techexams.net/forums/off-topic/39921-bginfo-problem.html a brand new server 2003 domain, and are now putting the finishing touches on it. However we are having a really strange / annoying issue with BGinfo. Basically it only works for the domain admin account, or for a user who has local admin right on their client machine. We have the GPO set correctly and have checked settings with another error creating domain we manage. We have also checked the bginfo.vbs file and all is fine there ( it has to be because it works, albeit with admin rights). When logging onto a client machine with a normal user, the background doesnt display but when running GPresult, the policy is being applied so to speak. As soon as you grant local admin rights error creating the and log out and back in, it appears. We have never had this trouble before - Can anyone shed any light on this or anyone had this issue before? I would have thought this is to do with permissions somewhere but have checked. Ive even granted domain users access to the netlogon share and tried. My virtual machines on my laptop at home also do the same thing? HELP! cheers, Mipo Quote Login/register to remove this advertisement. blargoe Self-Described Huguenot Join Date Nov 2005 Location NC Posts 3,963 Certifications VCAP5-DCA; VCP3/4/5; EMCSA:CLARiiON; Linux+; MCSE:M 2000/2003; MCSE:S 2000/2003; MCTS:Exch2007; Security+; A+; CCNA (expired) 02-01-200901:48 PM #2 Do you have something else in place the blocks access to vbs files? What happens when you execute it manually under a normal user? IT guy since 12/00 4/9/2016 - Completed Linux+/LPIC-1 (passed LX0-104) Working on: AWS Solution Architect (Associate), MCSA 2012 upgrade from 2003 (to heck with 2008!!) On Deck: VCP6 (VCP5 expiring in March!!), more Linux, more AWS, Python, MCSA 2016 Quote dynamik Senior Member Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 12,308 02-0