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Cody May May 1, pm. Moloko February 1, pm. Peg lewis January 7, am. Thanks so much. Your instructions were so easy and clear to understand. Everytime I need help I'm going directly to you for help. David Bellamy October 10, am. I am absolutely indebted to you. My laptop died on me and eventially I managed after getting a lot of bad disk errors to restore it to the last good configuration once I found the page with that option on it.
The computer then functioned I am still getting a message on startup saying Smart HDD is predicting HDD failure soon but OK the laptop is 10 years old and has been used almost every day. It runs on Vista by the way. Ever since I resurrected the laptop, I could not get on the internet- limited connectivity kept showing. No webpages at all. I eventually came across some Disgnostic Policy Service info and tried to start it manually. I just bought a smartphone.
So I googled on the smartphone and found your page. I grabbed some screenshots from the phone in case I never found the page again. Now I need to sort out my Norton subscription since I bought 2 years of protection a month ago and the computer is telling me my sub has run out.
I guess this is because I had previously restored the laptop to the last good configuration which was shortly before the last sub ran out — but we shall see.
What an excellent service you are providing here! Mark October 4, pm. Ashish from punjab , india September 28, pm. Thaks alot sir it worked I just want to hug you Love you sir you cant imagine how much happy i am. Peet September 19, am. Thank you, this really works after a lot of other solutions. Jahboa August 23, pm. Thank you ever so much, you're a winner! Olarinde Ademola August 14, pm. Tried your solution which comes up as: "Windows could not start the Diagnostic Policy Service on local computer error a privilege that the service requires to function properly does not exist in the service account configuration.
You may usenthe services microsoft management console MMC snap-in services-msc and the local security settings MMC snap-in secpol-msc to view the service configuration and the account configuration".
I am running windows 7 home on an HP touchsmart desktop; I get no internet which the cable works on my laptop and my printer will not work; the computer starts and runs fine, just no internet. I tried a reinstall point which comes up as not completed. Any help appreciated. I suggest to start your system in clean boot state and see if the problem persists. Anchal June 20, pm. David June 19, am. Alicia June 12, am.
Bob Loblaw April 20, pm. Finally… a solution that worked. I'm not really expecting any replies to this message, but I'm posting this here so that others who experience this error can perhaps finally fix it themselves. I have a new R2 file server I only just built a week ago, and for some reason I am getting a bizarre error at server startup that says the "Diagnostic Policy Service" failed to start, due to an "Access Denied" error 5.
The only official Microsoft reference to this error is a registry permissions article on TechNet, but these permissions are correct on my server:. After spending a great deal of time wading through tons of unhelpful discussions of the problem I decided to try researching it myself.
I downloaded and installed Microsoft's free "Process Monitor" utility, started it, stopped the monitoring, and cleared the log. Next I arranged the services window and the Process Monitor utility window so that I could quickly start the capture of events, click Start on the "Diagnostic Policy Service" and then quickly stop capturing events after the error occured. Searching the Process Monitor event log for the word "denied", I found this single entry:.
After doing this I can now go into the Services console, manually start the Diagnostic Policy Service, and it loads and continues to operate without any problems:. I had the same issue as you stated. Click the location button and select the computer you are using when adding permissions. Be aware though that if Group Policy is controlling registry permissions, then you will need to edit that gpo and add the proper permissions then wait for them to propagate out to the rest of the network.
I ran across this problem when I first added servers to a domain that I inherited. Previous admin was crazy about restricting registry permissions through group policy. I have been forever and a day trying to find a solution to this error.
I notice you all refer to servers. Will this work on my home computer? I am having the problem on one that connects wirelessly.
I have the wireless connection working, but no internet connection due to this error. Someone is asking me for more detail via email. I prefer to talk in the forum, so that I don't need to repeat anything to anyone else. If you get an error that the item cannot be found, click the "Object Types" button, and select "Built-in Security principals".
The Location field should show the name of your computer. If not, click the "Location" button, and find and select your computer name. Click on the item name, and then check the box "Full Control" under "Allow". Click OK, OK. This may take a while, do not interrupt the process or security permissions will only be partially set for some directories and not others.
Doing that restricts the added permissions to only that one "DPS" service rather than all local services.
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