Hello all,

I recently tried Windows Fax and Scan and changed the security permissions
under ToolsFax Settings. All I did was to let Everyone have Full Access to
Fax and Scan.

I just tried to access ToolsFax Settings again today but was denied with a
message: "You do not have security permissions to complete this operation.
Contact your fax administrator for more information."
When I click "OK" on the dialog box, another dialog box pops up saying:
"Access is denied." Under the details button I get: "Access is denied. (5,
11000001080).

I am currently the admin of the local and domain levels. So technically, I
should have full access and control to all settings. I don't know why this
is. I never denied permissions as I know deny takes precedence over allow.

Can someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.

Could you provide a more complete account of how and why you changed these
security settings and how many User Accounts you have set for this
partition? This sounds like more of a UAC issue than a WFS issue.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
news
Hello all,

I recently tried Windows Fax and Scan and changed the security permissions
under ToolsFax Settings. All I did was to let Everyone have Full Access
to
Fax and Scan.

I just tried to access ToolsFax Settings again today but was denied with
a
message: "You do not have security permissions to complete this operation.
Contact your fax administrator for more information."
When I click "OK" on the dialog box, another dialog box pops up saying:
"Access is denied." Under the details button I get: "Access is denied. (5,
11000001080).

I am currently the admin of the local and domain levels. So technically, I
should have full access and control to all settings. I don't know why this
is. I never denied permissions as I know deny takes precedence over
allow.

Can someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.

Hello again,

To be more specific:
1. Opened Windows Fax and Scan
2. Navigated to Tools Fax Settings Security tab
3. Checked on all options for "Allow" for the following users: Everyone,
Domain Admins, Administrators (for local machine)
4. Clicked OK.
5. Exited Windows Fax and Scan.
6. Upon re-opening of the program, I encounter the problem as listed in my
first post.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Could you provide a more complete account of how and why you changed these
security settings and how many User Accounts you have set for this
partition? This sounds like more of a UAC issue than a WFS issue.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
news
Hello all,

I recently tried Windows Fax and Scan and changed the security permissions
under ToolsFax Settings. All I did was to let Everyone have Full Access
to
Fax and Scan.

I just tried to access ToolsFax Settings again today but was denied with
a
message: "You do not have security permissions to complete this operation.
Contact your fax administrator for more information."
When I click "OK" on the dialog box, another dialog box pops up saying:
"Access is denied." Under the details button I get: "Access is denied. (5,
11000001080).

I am currently the admin of the local and domain levels. So technically, I
should have full access and control to all settings. I don't know why this
is. I never denied permissions as I know deny takes precedence over
allow.

Can someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.

And the rest? What were you trying achieve? How many User Accounts are set
up for this partition? How is this not a UAC issue? What happens if you
elevate WFS?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
...
Hello again,

To be more specific:
1. Opened Windows Fax and Scan
2. Navigated to Tools Fax Settings Security tab
3. Checked on all options for "Allow" for the following users: Everyone,
Domain Admins, Administrators (for local machine)
4. Clicked OK.
5. Exited Windows Fax and Scan.
6. Upon re-opening of the program, I encounter the problem as listed in my
first post.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Could you provide a more complete account of how and why you changed
these
security settings and how many User Accounts you have set for this
partition? This sounds like more of a UAC issue than a WFS issue.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
news
Hello all,

I recently tried Windows Fax and Scan and changed the security
permissions
under ToolsFax Settings. All I did was to let Everyone have Full
Access
to
Fax and Scan.

I just tried to access ToolsFax Settings again today but was denied
with
a
message: "You do not have security permissions to complete this
operation.
Contact your fax administrator for more information."
When I click "OK" on the dialog box, another dialog box pops up saying:
"Access is denied." Under the details button I get: "Access is denied.
(5,
11000001080).

I am currently the admin of the local and domain levels. So
technically, I
should have full access and control to all settings. I don't know why
this
is. I never denied permissions as I know deny takes precedence over
allow.

Can someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.

The only current user on this workstation is myself. The account is a domain
administrator account for the entire domain structure. I also have elevated
privileges on the local workstation as well. I was only ensuring that
Everyone would be able to modify fax settings, not just admins and owners.
UAC has been turned off as well. All security is monitored through the domain
but I have not made any domain wide changes before and after the setup of WFS.

Hopefully this will help shed some light.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

And the rest? What were you trying achieve? How many User Accounts are set
up for this partition? How is this not a UAC issue? What happens if you
elevate WFS?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
...
Hello again,

To be more specific:
1. Opened Windows Fax and Scan
2. Navigated to Tools Fax Settings Security tab
3. Checked on all options for "Allow" for the following users: Everyone,
Domain Admins, Administrators (for local machine)
4. Clicked OK.
5. Exited Windows Fax and Scan.
6. Upon re-opening of the program, I encounter the problem as listed in my
first post.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Could you provide a more complete account of how and why you changed
these
security settings and how many User Accounts you have set for this
partition? This sounds like more of a UAC issue than a WFS issue.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
news Hello all,

I recently tried Windows Fax and Scan and changed the security
permissions
under ToolsFax Settings. All I did was to let Everyone have Full
Access
to
Fax and Scan.

I just tried to access ToolsFax Settings again today but was denied
with
a
message: "You do not have security permissions to complete this
operation.
Contact your fax administrator for more information."
When I click "OK" on the dialog box, another dialog box pops up saying:
"Access is denied." Under the details button I get: "Access is denied.
(5,
11000001080).

I am currently the admin of the local and domain levels. So
technically, I
should have full access and control to all settings. I don't know why
this
is. I never denied permissions as I know deny takes precedence over
allow.

Can someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.

Never seen it. Still suspect a UAC/Security issue. I'll see if the Fax
developers have any comment, but I'd also try a security group.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
...
The only current user on this workstation is myself. The account is a
domain
administrator account for the entire domain structure. I also have
elevated
privileges on the local workstation as well. I was only ensuring that
Everyone would be able to modify fax settings, not just admins and owners.
UAC has been turned off as well. All security is monitored through the
domain
but I have not made any domain wide changes before and after the setup of
WFS.

Hopefully this will help shed some light.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

And the rest? What were you trying achieve? How many User Accounts are
set
up for this partition? How is this not a UAC issue? What happens if you
elevate WFS?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
...
Hello again,

To be more specific:
1. Opened Windows Fax and Scan
2. Navigated to Tools Fax Settings Security tab
3. Checked on all options for "Allow" for the following users:
Everyone,
Domain Admins, Administrators (for local machine)
4. Clicked OK.
5. Exited Windows Fax and Scan.
6. Upon re-opening of the program, I encounter the problem as listed in
my
first post.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Could you provide a more complete account of how and why you changed
these
security settings and how many User Accounts you have set for this
partition? This sounds like more of a UAC issue than a WFS issue.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
news Hello all,

I recently tried Windows Fax and Scan and changed the security
permissions
under ToolsFax Settings. All I did was to let Everyone have Full
Access
to
Fax and Scan.

I just tried to access ToolsFax Settings again today but was denied
with
a
message: "You do not have security permissions to complete this
operation.
Contact your fax administrator for more information."
When I click "OK" on the dialog box, another dialog box pops up
saying:
"Access is denied." Under the details button I get: "Access is
denied.
(5,
11000001080).

I am currently the admin of the local and domain levels. So
technically, I
should have full access and control to all settings. I don't know
why
this
is. I never denied permissions as I know deny takes precedence over
allow.

Can someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.

I checked with the fax developers. They cannot repro your problem, but admit
they would never make such setting changes because it opens the door for
someone to make changes to the permissions that you wouldn't want. They
recommend just giving Fax permissions to everyone and keep the rest (manage
server config) to yourself.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
...
The only current user on this workstation is myself. The account is a
domain
administrator account for the entire domain structure. I also have
elevated
privileges on the local workstation as well. I was only ensuring that
Everyone would be able to modify fax settings, not just admins and owners.
UAC has been turned off as well. All security is monitored through the
domain
but I have not made any domain wide changes before and after the setup of
WFS.

Hopefully this will help shed some light.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

And the rest? What were you trying achieve? How many User Accounts are
set
up for this partition? How is this not a UAC issue? What happens if you
elevate WFS?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
...
Hello again,

To be more specific:
1. Opened Windows Fax and Scan
2. Navigated to Tools Fax Settings Security tab
3. Checked on all options for "Allow" for the following users:
Everyone,
Domain Admins, Administrators (for local machine)
4. Clicked OK.
5. Exited Windows Fax and Scan.
6. Upon re-opening of the program, I encounter the problem as listed in
my
first post.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Could you provide a more complete account of how and why you changed
these
security settings and how many User Accounts you have set for this
partition? This sounds like more of a UAC issue than a WFS issue.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Thomas" wrote in message
news Hello all,

I recently tried Windows Fax and Scan and changed the security
permissions
under ToolsFax Settings. All I did was to let Everyone have Full
Access
to
Fax and Scan.

I just tried to access ToolsFax Settings again today but was denied
with
a
message: "You do not have security permissions to complete this
operation.
Contact your fax administrator for more information."
When I click "OK" on the dialog box, another dialog box pops up
saying:
"Access is denied." Under the details button I get: "Access is
denied.
(5,
11000001080).

I am currently the admin of the local and domain levels. So
technically, I
should have full access and control to all settings. I don't know
why
this
is. I never denied permissions as I know deny takes precedence over
allow.

Can someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.