I screwed up.
I was installing Ghost 7.0 to see if I liked it better then Drive Image Pro and I screwed up my user account in XP. Apperently when setting up a Ghost user I wasn't supposed to use my XP account name, sure wish it would have ssaid that on the screen.. Now when trying to log in I get the error:
Situation:
"Local policy of this system does not permit you to log on interactively" on startup
I went to Symantec and this is what it says to do:
Solution:
To increase security, the service account has no local logon capability. For this reason, if you specify an existing user account as the name of the Ghost service account, the existing user account no longer has sufficient rights to log on to the computer.
I don't want to log in with a different user, or create another.. I tried to uninstall Ghost and it didn't help. So can anyone please explain to me how I can grant my user name sufficient rights again so I can log in... Thanks a million if you can help..
Situation:
"Local policy of this system does not permit you to log on interactively" on startup
I went to Symantec and this is what it says to do:
Solution:
To increase security, the service account has no local logon capability. For this reason, if you specify an existing user account as the name of the Ghost service account, the existing user account no longer has sufficient rights to log on to the computer.
I don't want to log in with a different user, or create another.. I tried to uninstall Ghost and it didn't help. So can anyone please explain to me how I can grant my user name sufficient rights again so I can log in... Thanks a million if you can help..