Now we need to find why it fails on certain registry 1. However fails for a different registry key Configure Registry Keys Configuration of Registry Keys was completed with one or more errors 1. In winlogon now if fails for some other key. This may keep on failing for many keys right after fixing the permissions on each key. But when we check on a different machine, winlogon may talk about a completely different registry key.
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Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. Joined May 18, Messages 3. Warning 2: The system cannot find the file specified. Warning The access control list ACL structure is invalid. Configuration of Registry Keys was completed with one or more errors. Joined May 2, Messages Can you let me know if your computer is working perfectly apart from the event log.
Do you face any unusual behaviour with your computer? Are you working on windows server and have active directory installed on your computer. Is it a domain computer? I have deployed other servers from the same template. The answer isn't terrible. Of course it should be understood that there will be some differences between the two operating system versions, some of which are well known - like that you now use gpupdate instead of secedit to refresh group policy. If someone doesn't know the new way to do something mentioned in an article, they can comment and will likely receive help.
Bashing an answer that contains good information just because there are some small idiosyncrasies lends nothing toward helping the OP, or anyone else that comes across this thread, resolve their issue. It's much better to be a helpful member of the community. In my case with this issue, it was caused by someone creating a local account on a R2 server with the name that is used for renaming the built-in administrator account by our domain-based security group policy.
Once the account was removed, a gpupdate processed without issue and the error went away. This resolved my issue. There was indeed a local account with the same name as the "renamed" domain admin account. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Client. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads.
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