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1. #Windows error 5 access is denied driver
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3. #Windows error 5 access is denied windows 7
4. #Windows error 5 access is denied windows

I added NT Service\BFE and that allowed BFE to start. For some reason, using Process Monitor I saw that giving the CurrentControlSet\services\BFE key the permission for SERVICE wasn't enough. Windows Firewall depends on Base Filtering Engine service which won't start due to Access Denied. I tried to start the service and got the dreaded Access Denied error.

#Windows error 5 access is denied windows

I then noticed that the Action Center was alerting me that the Windows Firewall was down, and it failed to start the service.

#Windows error 5 access is denied driver

Upon restart, the sound card was detected and the driver automatically reinstalled, and all sound issues were solved as well. So I uninstalled my X-Fi in device manager (without removing the driver) and restarted. A lot of the services were back up.īut still, no audio devices were detected. I restarted my computer and things were much better.

#Windows error 5 access is denied full

So I just set the whole services key and all subkeys/value to give full permission to SERVICE. I tried a few things out, and found that adding the user SERVICE with full permissions to the registry keys that the DHCP service was requesting solved the problem and allowed DHCP to start, but not the other services (since they requested different keys). Using Process Monitor ( ) and while attempting to start the DHCP service, I found that it was getting access denied to some registry keys under HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services. Also, for some reason windows reported that there are no sound devices installed, and so I didn't have audio either (even though the Windows Audio service was running and device manager showed my X-Fi to be installed properly).

#Windows error 5 access is denied windows 7

Today I had a power loss, and when I switched my computer back on and Windows 7 finished booting up - lo and behold - I can't start many windows services (DHCP, Diagnostics, Firewall, etc) due to Access Denied errors. This problem stumped me for HOURS, but I overcame it. We have deployed dozens of vista machines at our head office and never seen this problem. If they stay logged in all day they will be fine.ĭoes anyone have any ideas why all 10 of my machines are hozing themselves? It takes hours to fix each one and I am running out of time here. I will deploy the computer to the user, they will be fine for awhile, then after a little while if they log out or reboot, their machine will hoze itself. So now only the Windows 2003 server is the DC, but the problem is still there. We also had a Windows 2000 server as a DC and I thought that was the cause of the problem, however I asked our system analyst to remove that server as a DC. I should tell you I am joining these machines to a domain (windows 2003 server). I have reinstalled machines, system restored machines (which sometimes works, sometimes doesn't), NOT installed windows updates, installed windows updates. See as it describes the problem pretty well, however, the solution does NOT work in my case. This problem is driving me crazy and I have done everything under the sun to fix it. Other things won't work like remote desktop, some audio functions (eg in webcams), etc. The network connection status does not work, you get "The service or dependency failed to start" and just a red X through the icon. You get Error 5: Access is Denied in Event log, or if you try to manually start the service. However, every single machine, after being OK for awhile, will eventually have problems starting services, such as DHCP, Event Viewer and Firewall (in total it's about 12 services that won't start, but I believe that is because of a cascading effect). The Windows updates should only affect the logging API, but not WMI.I am deploying 10 brand new Dell Optiplex 755 machines with Vista Business. Instead of the "Windows API" sensor, you could also try the WMI based alternative. Alternatively, you could also try uninstalling the affected Windows updates again. So please double check that all updates are installed on both servers The only known solution would be to make sure that both servers (PRTG Probe and also the monitored target device) have the latest Windows updates installed. It's also mentioned as "Known issues" here: Our developers are currently analyzing this issue - but I'm afraid we might not be able to solve it from our side, as the problem is caused by Windows updates. We have received many inquiries about exactly this error in the last few days.