Windows Server 2019 Administrator access gone
I recently was using Windows Server 2019 Evaluation version, everything working great. Then purchased full license and upgraded it with the license. Now I am unable to do anything because the Administrator account is inaccessible. I can't even restart the server without having to power off. Any help would be appreciated.
.NET Framework 1.1 Installation on Windows Server 2019
Hi! I'm trying to install .NET Framework 1.1 on Windows Server 19. I downloaded it from Microsoft Official Website, on the following link: https://www.microsoft.com/pt-br/download/details.aspx?id=26 When I run the installer, got two popups at the end of installation, that follow attached. Anyone know how to get through this?
2025-01 Cumulative Update for Windows Server 2019 KB5050008 Causing Slow Performance and Freezing
We had this same problem back in August with the 2024-08 Cumulative Update for Windows Server 2019 KB5041578, slow performance and freezing. Here we go again with KB5050008. Remote Desktop does not respond. It freezes up for minutes. We have SQL Server and Terminal Server on this Windows Server 2019 and people can't access it through Remote Desktop. I had to uninstall KB5050008. The server went back to normal. I don't a repeat of this with every Windows Server update. Please advise.
Installation of Freshservice probe fails at starting service
BLUF: My background is desktop administration. New job and trying to learn as I go in regard to servers. According to inventory reports from our Freshservice ticketing system, the Freshservice probe was installed on one of our DCs and reporting back in November of last year. No real evidence of it now. When trying to install the probe on Windows Server 2019, it gets all the way to starting services and it fails. Message saying to verify that you have sufficient privileges.
Syncing Sharepoint files using OneDrive on Windos Server 2019
Hi everyone. We are a small office and use Sharepoint in Microsoft 365 to keep our office files. We have an on-premises Windows Server 2019 server and is currently using OneDrive to sync Sharepoint files to the server. The folder that was created by OneDrive on the server is also being shared to all PCs in our office mapped as the J drive. We are using Active Directory. So, users can do changes to the files or create new ones from their PCs using the J drive and they get uploaded/updated to Sharepoint when OneDrive syncs the files. This part is working good as expected. The issue we are having is that there are 4 employees that work remotely so we shared the SharePoint folders with them and they installed OneDrive directly on the computers to get access to the SharePoint folders. If one of these 4 users creates a folder, this folder gets downloaded with the parent folder permissions on our on-premises server. But, if one of these 4 users adds a file, this file is being downloaded with Administrator permissions only so no one in the office can see the files until someone manually changes the file permissions on the server to allow users to get access to the file. We have tried almost everything we can think of to try to give the right permissions to the files downloaded from OneDrive but with no success yet. I would really appreciate any recommendations.
Partly english terms in german Windows Server 2019 - Update 2024-06
Hi folks, Since the latest cumulative update (KB5039217), English terms have been appearing in the dialogs on our German-language Windows Server 2019 servers. Uninstalling this update fixes the problem, but in my opinion it is not a solution as it leads to security problems. Are there other solutions to this? Thanks in advance FrankIssues with Remote Desktop Web Client (HTML5)
Hey all, I'm having a strange issue after implementing the Remote Desktop HTML 5 Client for one of our RDS instances. Everything is working up until the actual act of opening an application which we then receive the following error: We have performed all of the verification steps to ensure that the set up is configured correctly and haven't had any issues out of other RDS instances with the same set up. Below is a list of everything that we have verified: The RDS server (singular server, running all RDS roles) is Server 2019 and is entirely up to date with Windows Updates. The public trusted certificates are configured correctly. Licensing is set to per-user client access, not device level. Verified that the RDS server's NPS is registered with Active Directory. Reviewed all appropriate connection and authorization access policies, verified that these are looking great. We receive this error when attempting to access locally using the FQDN as well as externally over the internet as well. When performing a log capture we can see the following error: 2022-12-22T20:01:12.622Z WebSocketTransport(ERR): WebSocket error received for url=wss://removed.for.confidentiality:443/remoteDesktopGateway?CorId=%7B9ca382bc-96b8-444e-b22c-3e5cbc370000%7D&ConId=%7B299f9980-d47f-44e9-86e7-479750c95ab4%7D&ClGen=HTML%3D1&ClBld=Type%3DRdClient%3B%20Build%3Dprivate&AuthS=SSPI_NTLM websockettransport.cpp(304): OnErrorFromJS() Does anyone have any ideas or have ran into this issue before? The results online are very scarce and every recommendation that has worked for other doesn't appear to work in our case. Assistance would be greatly appreciated!
