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Posted by Dana L. Stille on October 31, 2005, 10:40 am
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I have a Windows 2000 Server that has a CDRW drive available as H:and is =
not part of a Domain. This server is a standalone machine. If I try to =
access the CDRW drive I receive a dialog box that says, "H:\ is not =
accessible, Incorrect Function". The user account that is being used is =
Administrator. I have look in the local policies and have not found any =
indication that the drive is being disable through a policy, but that is =
not saying much because I am not sure that I am looking in all the right =
places. Does anyone know how this restriction to the CDRW could be set =
and how to re-enable the drive?
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I have a Windows 2000 Server that has a =
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machine.=20
If I try to access the CDRW drive I receive a dialog box that says, "H:\ =
is not=20
accessible, Incorrect Function". The user account that is being used is=20
Administrator. I have look in the local policies and have not found any=20
indication that the drive is being disable through a policy, but that is =
not=20
saying much because I am not sure that I am looking in all the right =
places.=20
Does anyone know how this restriction to the CDRW could be set and how =
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Posted by Steven L Umbach on October 31, 2005, 9:51 am
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I doubt it is a problem with security configuration if the user is =
indeed an administrator as shown by the command net localgroup =
administrators. I would use Event Viewer to look in the system and =
application logs to see if there are any error or warnings recorded that =
may be related and give a clue. Also use Device Manager to see if there =
is a problem with the cdrom and examine it's properties. It could also =
just be that the drive is bad and in such case I just try to swap it out =
with a known good drive to see if the problem persists or not. Make sure =
you have a known good cdrom disk in it and not a DVD disk when you are =
trying to access it and also try booting into Safe Mode to see if that =
works. Below is a KB article link that mentions the error you receive =
but it applies to XP Pro but may be worth looking at anyhow. --- Steve
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;EN-US;q315350
I have a Windows 2000 Server that has a CDRW drive available as H:and =
is not part of a Domain. This server is a standalone machine. If I try =
to access the CDRW drive I receive a dialog box that says, "H:\ is not =
accessible, Incorrect Function". The user account that is being used is =
Administrator. I have look in the local policies and have not found any =
indication that the drive is being disable through a policy, but that is =
not saying much because I am not sure that I am looking in all the right =
places. Does anyone know how this restriction to the CDRW could be set =
and how to re-enable the drive?
--=20
Dana L. Stille
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I doubt it is a problem with security =
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localgroup=20
administrators. I would use Event Viewer to look in the system and =
application=20
logs to see if there are any error or warnings recorded that may be =
related and=20
give a clue. Also use Device Manager to see if there is a problem with =
the cdrom=20
and examine it's properties. It could also just be that the drive is bad =
and in=20
such case I just try to swap it out with a known good drive to see if =
the=20
problem persists or not. Make sure you have a known good cdrom disk =
in it=20
and not a DVD disk when you are trying to access it and also try booting =
into=20
Safe Mode to see if that works. Below is a KB article link that =
mentions=20
the error you receive but it applies to XP Pro but may be worth looking =
at=20
anyhow. </FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2> --- Steve</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I have a Windows 2000 Server that has =
a CDRW=20
drive available as H:and is not part of a Domain. This server is a =
standalone=20
machine. If I try to access the CDRW drive I receive a dialog box that =
says,=20
"H:\ is not accessible, Incorrect Function". The user account that is =
being=20
used is Administrator. I have look in the local policies and have not =
found=20
any indication that the drive is being disable through a policy, but =
that is=20
not saying much because I am not sure that I am looking in all the =
right=20
places. Does anyone know how this restriction to the CDRW could be set =
and how=20
to re-enable the drive?</FONT></DIV>
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Stille</FONT></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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