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Also in some case this error maybe occurre because of "Common Criteria Compliance" feature was enabled on the server.To resolve this error you should:1-Disable "Common Criteria Compliance":sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1; GO RECONFIGURE; GO sp_configure 'common criteria compliance enabled', ...
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@sidsamarth, please check if the registry setting below exists on your machine.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog\Application\CustomSD REG_SZ xxxx This is the local registry setting for controlling Application Eventlog access permission. If it exists, either delete it, or ...
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@ben-thul Thanks for the reply. I tried that earlier but couldn't find the Group Policy Object Editor Snap-In, I am assuming this may be down to it being the home edition. I am hoping there is still some work around for the home edition.
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@sidsamarth- I'm on Windows 11 (Professional edition for full disclosure) and was able to find the group policy editor by doing Win-R -> mmc -> Add/Remove Snap-In... -> Group Policy Object Editor. Hopefully that works for you too.
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Hello! I am using windows 11 home edition and am not able to access local group policy editor. Is there any other way to change the configure log access, or some other way to fix this issue?
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