Windows 10: User Not granted Permission Logon Error

I can see where that would come in handy at times. When I doing web site design I could have used that but that was a long long time ago in a galaxy far far away! *Biggrin Heck with smart phones now I could have done almost anything back then too. Ahh the wonders of technology!

BTW, everything is still working as it should so I'll mark it solved tomorrow if it stay there.

 

If you have already switched the netbook on and off a few times as well as having shut down the main a couple of times and still finding the instant recognition I would say you are now in the clear. Allowing the additional time of course will further insure the hold took certainly won't hurt anything! *Biggrin

With TV I find it handy not just for being able to bounce files back and forth between the two desktops but when setting up a VM on the remote pc I can also see files transferred over from the main. In fact that the method I used to see a 7 Pro VM upgraded to 10 by copy-transfer all the content out of the "$Windows~BT" folder from the root of C on the main. I was mainly interested in the Sources\Windows sub folder seen with one of the builds and once that upgrade was to see results the newer Insider builds have been going on it since.

The things to note about the TV program is it generally being light weight on resources as well as you will get timed out after any extended period of inactivity unless buying the corporate license with all the goods. That runs about $300 for that however. But it can save a world of time trying to transfer files by usb to flash drive or external drive when going back and forth between machines! USB transfers can be slow boats to China at times!

 

I'm pretty happy with my transfers back & forth especially with the wired main ever since I got my new router updated from my G router. My next project though is to resurrect my old XP box which I think the PS is going on it but not positive, I'll have to get out my PS tester and see. I really loved XP for what I use computers for any more, really didn't want to update the OS from XP on any of my machines but......... *cry

 

Well if you have VMware's Workstation 12 Player on you can run anything there! *Biggrin In fact I think the XP Mode is able to run on it while you might have a task trying to find an MS page to download that from. 7 was the actual champ here until 10 arrived and still is kept going on the now second OS drive. The second remote pc also sees a 10/7 dual boot across two drives there as well.

Personally I was actually glad to be out of XP back when first seeing a dual boot with Vista that was later dropped. I did end up with both XP Home as well as the XP Mode with Linux Mint or Ubuntu as well as 98SE even on four VMs back when 7 was new! That was the early bird VM Player 4.0 I believe at the time.

 

Actually Win 10 is not bad, the main problem I have with it is because most of the software I have was bought for XP and half of them are not compatible with Win 10 and I'm not going to go out and spend a few grand on programs I already own so I need an XP box for those programs.

 

I still have some programs bought for 7 I would have to buy new all over again for 10 as well. That isn't from compatibility but these companies only allowing one activation per purchase so if you end up needing to see Windows go on fresh from scratch you pay all over again for the same thing! Money Rackets is how that works! They get coming and going!

Full system image backups are the Key Phrase to keep in mind once you have everything all set to go! *Wink

 

I've got all my old XP's backed up with Ghost but I bet you that it will be incompatible on Win 10. I've always tried staying away from MS but it's impossible one way or the other. I would go with Apple but then I would have to buy all my software again. I'm retired now and just don't have that kind of $$$ to throw away.

I remember the good old days when OS Dos upgrades came out they were always backward compatible. *Biggrin

 

Well you might surprised at learning just what will actually run on 10! And then there is the possibility of similar programs with free versions that will run on 10. Mostly however it will depend on how a program is written whether geared for XP only as some pc games as well as desktop apps have been found to be as well as also seeing programs and games that would not run on Vista find a new home on the 32bit 7!

Vista had seen Fat support stripped out being a big blunder for MS there with 7 having the need to see it put back since flash drives, digital cameras, smart phones, etc. were all using Fat for the onboard memory as well as the SD and other memory cards. And yet despite having a dual boot of both 10 and 7 on two machines here I haven't booted into 7 now for over a month! The last time I was in 7 was actually to see 7 upgraded to 10 on a VM project. With the exception of a few programs needing newer versions to install and run on the new version just about everything else is already running on 10 except for some cd/dvd burning software still on 7. That will gone soon anyways however once a clean install of the 7 Ultimate x64 side is dusted off for the overdue clean install where the old program would have to bought all over again. But no plans to see that replaced.