The program tried to unlock it first and schedule to delete on the next boot if the resource cannot be unlocked. The same unlocking procedure is used to delete a locked file or folder. The resource can be unlocked by closing the handles and terminating the processes that hold locks if handles closing doesn't help to unlock the resource. If a resource is blocked by running processes and services, the program detects open file and library handles that block the resource and the processes that hold the locks. EMCO UnLock IT can provide you with such assistance and help you to unlock file or folder.ĮMCO UnLock IT detects different types of locks that block resources management. This information is only filled in if logging on with a smart card.Are you struggling with the Windows message that access to resource is denied, or it's in use by another program when you try to modify, rename, move or delete a file or folder? In most cases this message means that a file or folder is locked, but it's not really clear what to do without an assistance. Please start a discussion if you have information to share on this field.
Workstation’s clock too far out of sync with the DC’s i have activated my license on a second computer and my other computer has started to ask for the license key again, how can i resolve this eM Client licenses are meant to be used on one computer only, so if you have one eM Client license and are using eM Client on two or more computers, you will be asked to re-activate your eM Client license each time you switch between the computers. Integrity check on decrypted field failed Pre-authentication information was invalid Requested start time is later than end timeĪccount disabled, expired, locked out, logon hours.
New computer account has not replicated yet or computer is pre-w2kĪdministrator should reset the password on the account Requested protocol version # not supportedīad user name, or new computer/user account has not replicated to DC yet Computer generated kerberos events are always identifiable by the $ after the computer account's name. In these instances, you'll find a computer name in the User Name and fields. Windows logs other instances of event ID 4768 when a computer in the domain needs to authenticate to the DC typically when a workstation boots up or a server restarts. The User ID field provides the SID of the account. Rather look at the Account Information: fields, which identify the user who logged on and the user account's DNS suffix. The User field for this event (and all other events in the Audit account logon event category) doesn't help you determine who the user was the field always reads N/A.
In Windows Kerberos, password verification takes place during pre-authentication. If the ticket request fails Windows will either log this event, failure 4771, or 4768 if the problem arose during "pre-authentication". If the username and password are correct and the user account passes status and restriction checks, the DC grants the TGT and logs event ID 4768 (authentication ticket granted). This event is logged on domain controllers only and only failure instances of this event are logged.Īt the beginning of the day when a user sits down at his or her workstation and enters his domain username and password, the workstation contacts a local DC and requests a TGT.