query session command gives error code 5 even when AllowRemoteRPC is set to 1
in cmd, 'Query Session' command is returning,
Error 5 getting sessionnames
Error [5]:Access is denied
on Windows 10 Remote desktop - Administrator user.
we have set, AllowRemoteRPC 's value to 1
under this HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal Server
But still problem persists.
Questions:
- what does
AllowRemoteRPCactually do and how it's value is being used. - what to do to make Query Session command work.
windows-10 permissions remote-desktop winapi
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
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in cmd, 'Query Session' command is returning,
Error 5 getting sessionnames
Error [5]:Access is denied
on Windows 10 Remote desktop - Administrator user.
we have set, AllowRemoteRPC 's value to 1
under this HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal Server
But still problem persists.
Questions:
- what does
AllowRemoteRPCactually do and how it's value is being used. - what to do to make Query Session command work.
windows-10 permissions remote-desktop winapi
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
What exactly are you doing? Did you change AllowRemoteRPC to "1" on the receiving computer? Try also in Credential Manager to add the account for the receiving computer. Another try is to disable UAC.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:28
@harrymc I am logging into the RDP, and in CMD I am typing command 'Query Session'. I did change 'AllowRemoteRPC' on that RDP. can you tell me how to disable UAC?
– Amit
Jan 2 at 9:31
Another thing to try is connecting to a share first to establish credentials, or creating a same-named consistent user on both machines.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:32
@harrymc I'm sorry, but I didn't get your suggestions. Basically i want a CMD command 'Query Session' to successfully provide me sessions information. but it is giving me error 5. To solve that I tried to set 'AllowRemoteRPC' with 1. But that didn't help Either.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 15:54
@PimpJuiceIT Yes I'm doingQuery Sessionon cmd. This is case in client's machine and their user is added in Administrator Group (and cmd is opened as Administrator) - So not direct local Admin. But I have tried the same on my network with guest (standard) user and command is working fine. I am doing this via connecting to the machine using remote desktop.
– Amit
Jan 5 at 9:37
|
show 4 more comments
in cmd, 'Query Session' command is returning,
Error 5 getting sessionnames
Error [5]:Access is denied
on Windows 10 Remote desktop - Administrator user.
we have set, AllowRemoteRPC 's value to 1
under this HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal Server
But still problem persists.
Questions:
- what does
AllowRemoteRPCactually do and how it's value is being used. - what to do to make Query Session command work.
windows-10 permissions remote-desktop winapi
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
in cmd, 'Query Session' command is returning,
Error 5 getting sessionnames
Error [5]:Access is denied
on Windows 10 Remote desktop - Administrator user.
we have set, AllowRemoteRPC 's value to 1
under this HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal Server
But still problem persists.
Questions:
- what does
AllowRemoteRPCactually do and how it's value is being used. - what to do to make Query Session command work.
windows-10 permissions remote-desktop winapi
windows-10 permissions remote-desktop winapi
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
asked Jan 2 at 9:03
AmitAmit
786
786
What exactly are you doing? Did you change AllowRemoteRPC to "1" on the receiving computer? Try also in Credential Manager to add the account for the receiving computer. Another try is to disable UAC.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:28
@harrymc I am logging into the RDP, and in CMD I am typing command 'Query Session'. I did change 'AllowRemoteRPC' on that RDP. can you tell me how to disable UAC?
– Amit
Jan 2 at 9:31
Another thing to try is connecting to a share first to establish credentials, or creating a same-named consistent user on both machines.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:32
@harrymc I'm sorry, but I didn't get your suggestions. Basically i want a CMD command 'Query Session' to successfully provide me sessions information. but it is giving me error 5. To solve that I tried to set 'AllowRemoteRPC' with 1. But that didn't help Either.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 15:54
@PimpJuiceIT Yes I'm doingQuery Sessionon cmd. This is case in client's machine and their user is added in Administrator Group (and cmd is opened as Administrator) - So not direct local Admin. But I have tried the same on my network with guest (standard) user and command is working fine. I am doing this via connecting to the machine using remote desktop.
– Amit
Jan 5 at 9:37
|
show 4 more comments
What exactly are you doing? Did you change AllowRemoteRPC to "1" on the receiving computer? Try also in Credential Manager to add the account for the receiving computer. Another try is to disable UAC.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:28
@harrymc I am logging into the RDP, and in CMD I am typing command 'Query Session'. I did change 'AllowRemoteRPC' on that RDP. can you tell me how to disable UAC?
– Amit
Jan 2 at 9:31
Another thing to try is connecting to a share first to establish credentials, or creating a same-named consistent user on both machines.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:32
@harrymc I'm sorry, but I didn't get your suggestions. Basically i want a CMD command 'Query Session' to successfully provide me sessions information. but it is giving me error 5. To solve that I tried to set 'AllowRemoteRPC' with 1. But that didn't help Either.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 15:54
@PimpJuiceIT Yes I'm doingQuery Sessionon cmd. This is case in client's machine and their user is added in Administrator Group (and cmd is opened as Administrator) - So not direct local Admin. But I have tried the same on my network with guest (standard) user and command is working fine. I am doing this via connecting to the machine using remote desktop.
– Amit
Jan 5 at 9:37
What exactly are you doing? Did you change AllowRemoteRPC to "1" on the receiving computer? Try also in Credential Manager to add the account for the receiving computer. Another try is to disable UAC.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:28
What exactly are you doing? Did you change AllowRemoteRPC to "1" on the receiving computer? Try also in Credential Manager to add the account for the receiving computer. Another try is to disable UAC.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:28
@harrymc I am logging into the RDP, and in CMD I am typing command 'Query Session'. I did change 'AllowRemoteRPC' on that RDP. can you tell me how to disable UAC?
– Amit
Jan 2 at 9:31
@harrymc I am logging into the RDP, and in CMD I am typing command 'Query Session'. I did change 'AllowRemoteRPC' on that RDP. can you tell me how to disable UAC?
– Amit
Jan 2 at 9:31
Another thing to try is connecting to a share first to establish credentials, or creating a same-named consistent user on both machines.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:32
Another thing to try is connecting to a share first to establish credentials, or creating a same-named consistent user on both machines.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:32
@harrymc I'm sorry, but I didn't get your suggestions. Basically i want a CMD command 'Query Session' to successfully provide me sessions information. but it is giving me error 5. To solve that I tried to set 'AllowRemoteRPC' with 1. But that didn't help Either.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 15:54
@harrymc I'm sorry, but I didn't get your suggestions. Basically i want a CMD command 'Query Session' to successfully provide me sessions information. but it is giving me error 5. To solve that I tried to set 'AllowRemoteRPC' with 1. But that didn't help Either.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 15:54
@PimpJuiceIT Yes I'm doing
Query Session on cmd. This is case in client's machine and their user is added in Administrator Group (and cmd is opened as Administrator) - So not direct local Admin. But I have tried the same on my network with guest (standard) user and command is working fine. I am doing this via connecting to the machine using remote desktop.– Amit
Jan 5 at 9:37
@PimpJuiceIT Yes I'm doing
Query Session on cmd. This is case in client's machine and their user is added in Administrator Group (and cmd is opened as Administrator) - So not direct local Admin. But I have tried the same on my network with guest (standard) user and command is working fine. I am doing this via connecting to the machine using remote desktop.– Amit
Jan 5 at 9:37
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I think the problem is in the UAC remote restrictions.
Do this on the target computer:
- Run
regedit
Navigate to the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem
If an entry named
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyregistry entry does not exist,
create it as DWORDDouble-click
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand set its value to1.
Reference:
Microsoft's
Description of User Account Control and remote restrictions in Windows Vista.
answered Jan 9 at 16:57
harrymcharrymc
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@Amit: Any comments?
– harrymc
Jan 11 at 15:29
Sorry Harry, was out these days and could not look into this thread
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Jan 13 at 7:09
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I think the problem is in the UAC remote restrictions.
Do this on the target computer:
- Run
regedit
Navigate to the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem
If an entry named
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyregistry entry does not exist,
create it as DWORDDouble-click
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand set its value to1.
Reference:
Microsoft's
Description of User Account Control and remote restrictions in Windows Vista.
answered Jan 9 at 16:57
harrymcharrymc
257k14268568
@Amit: Any comments?
– harrymc
Jan 11 at 15:29
Sorry Harry, was out these days and could not look into this thread
– Amit
Jan 13 at 7:09
add a comment |
I think the problem is in the UAC remote restrictions.
Do this on the target computer:
- Run
regedit
Navigate to the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem
If an entry named
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyregistry entry does not exist,
create it as DWORDDouble-click
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand set its value to1.
Reference:
Microsoft's
Description of User Account Control and remote restrictions in Windows Vista.
answered Jan 9 at 16:57
harrymcharrymc
257k14268568
@Amit: Any comments?
– harrymc
Jan 11 at 15:29
Sorry Harry, was out these days and could not look into this thread
– Amit
Jan 13 at 7:09
add a comment |
I think the problem is in the UAC remote restrictions.
Do this on the target computer:
- Run
regedit
Navigate to the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem
If an entry named
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyregistry entry does not exist,
create it as DWORDDouble-click
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand set its value to1.
Reference:
Microsoft's
Description of User Account Control and remote restrictions in Windows Vista.
answered Jan 9 at 16:57
harrymcharrymc
257k14268568
I think the problem is in the UAC remote restrictions.
Do this on the target computer:
- Run
regedit
Navigate to the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem
If an entry named
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyregistry entry does not exist,
create it as DWORDDouble-click
LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand set its value to1.
Reference:
Microsoft's
Description of User Account Control and remote restrictions in Windows Vista.
answered Jan 9 at 16:57
harrymcharrymc
257k14268568
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@Amit: Any comments?
– harrymc
Jan 11 at 15:29
Sorry Harry, was out these days and could not look into this thread
– Amit
Jan 13 at 7:09
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@Amit: Any comments?
– harrymc
Jan 11 at 15:29
Sorry Harry, was out these days and could not look into this thread
– Amit
Jan 13 at 7:09
@Amit: Any comments?
– harrymc
Jan 11 at 15:29
@Amit: Any comments?
– harrymc
Jan 11 at 15:29
Sorry Harry, was out these days and could not look into this thread
– Amit
Jan 13 at 7:09
Sorry Harry, was out these days and could not look into this thread
– Amit
Jan 13 at 7:09
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What exactly are you doing? Did you change AllowRemoteRPC to "1" on the receiving computer? Try also in Credential Manager to add the account for the receiving computer. Another try is to disable UAC.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:28
@harrymc I am logging into the RDP, and in CMD I am typing command 'Query Session'. I did change 'AllowRemoteRPC' on that RDP. can you tell me how to disable UAC?
– Amit
Jan 2 at 9:31
Another thing to try is connecting to a share first to establish credentials, or creating a same-named consistent user on both machines.
– harrymc
Jan 2 at 9:32
@harrymc I'm sorry, but I didn't get your suggestions. Basically i want a CMD command 'Query Session' to successfully provide me sessions information. but it is giving me error 5. To solve that I tried to set 'AllowRemoteRPC' with 1. But that didn't help Either.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 15:54
@PimpJuiceIT Yes I'm doing
Query Sessionon cmd. This is case in client's machine and their user is added in Administrator Group (and cmd is opened as Administrator) - So not direct local Admin. But I have tried the same on my network with guest (standard) user and command is working fine. I am doing this via connecting to the machine using remote desktop.– Amit
Jan 5 at 9:37