Very helpful. The Carbon. Please use the privilege functions instead:. Not only are these part of Carbon's public API, but they do better error handling. Please update your article to use Grant-Privilege instead of Carbon.
GrantPrivileges :. Thank you Very Very Helpful! Hi Aish, I don't know what is the exact reason for this…but I think, windows may designed it to prevent privileged account to use as service account without proper permissions. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Double-click on the Logon as a service policy, click the Add User or Group button, and specify the account or group to which you want to grant the permissions to run Windows services.
To apply the new settings, run the group policy update command:. Now you can start the service management console services. In this policy, you can specify which user accounts are not allowed to run services. It won't hurt anything to click "Check Names" if you have never done this before.
Chances are, if you entered the domain and username correctly, you wouldn't have a problem. As you well know, sometimes the permissions make this necessary; for instance, if you want to. We are pleased to make this page available to you. Helping our users makes us all successful, and we're happy to share the information with the community. If you need a print server or virtual printer, please download the free trial today! And best of luck with your "log on as batch" issues from here on out. In the right hand pane, scroll down to Log on as a service , and double click it to open its properties.
This will show you a list of all the accounts which are able to log-on-as-a-service. Click [Add User or Group Don't forget to [OK] to close the "Log on as a service Properties" once you have added the user.
How to grant log-on-as-a-service via local group policy This procedure will allow you to grant log-on-as-a-service to an account or group using the local group policy. Don't click it as this will not open up the GPO editor.
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