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I am experiencing an issue on a server running Windows Server 2022. When working with the Local Security Policy (secpol.msc), the Properties tab does not open or function correctly when trying to access the properties of any policy.

This prevents me from modifying important security settings, which significantly complicates server configuration.

I am currently logged in as an administrator, and I have the necessary permissions to modify security settings.

I would appreciate any assistance or recommendations to resolve this issue.

I am experiencing an issue on a server running Windows Server 2022. When working with the Local Security Policy (secpol.msc), the Properties tab does not open or function correctly when trying to access the properties of any policy.

This prevents me from modifying important security settings, which significantly complicates server configuration.

I am currently logged in as an administrator, and I have the necessary permissions to modify security settings.

I would appreciate any assistance or recommendations to resolve this issue.

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• Stack Overflow is for questions about programming and software development. Configuring Windows Server is not programming nor software development. Your question might be suitable for Server Fault, but check their rules and expectations before posting there. – Mark Rotteveel Commented Mar 7 at 7:58
• Mark, I want to sincerely thank you! I’m still a junior specialist, and I really need feedback and corrections on the topics I post on the forums. This is my first time using this platform, so I truly appreciate your support and guidance. – DanyOS Commented Mar 7 at 8:01
• Btw, i found it – DanyOS Commented Mar 7 at 8:18

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Here’s how I found and solved the issue:

1. Open Administrative Tools and go to Group Policy Management.

2. Navigate through the tree like this:
   Forest: Current Domain -> Domains -> CurrentDomain.loc -> Domain Controllers -> Default Domain Controllers Policy.

3. Right-click on Default Domain Controller Policy and select Edit. This will open the Group Policy Management Editor with the correct policy tree loaded.

4. In the editor, navigate to:
   Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Local Policies.

5. Click on User Rights Assignment and then double-click on Allow log on locally in the right-hand window.

6. Now you can add the required users or groups to this policy. After adding them, click OK.

7. Finally, to apply the changes across the domain, open a Command Prompt and run:
   gpupdate /force

That’s it! After this, the new users should be able to log in without any issues.

By the way, Group Policy Management is the main tool for managing domain policies — through it, you can control security settings, user permissions, software deployment, and much more across the entire domain.

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