![]() ![]() So any suggestions on where to look next for WHAT access is denied would be greatly appreciated. Nothing is picked up in DbView as best I can tell. I even enabled "god mode" to see if I could change the user type to a high level and found it was in the administrators group.Ĭhecking Windows Event logs (Application, Security, Setup, and system) I see nothing to correlate with the current access denied. On Win10Host ISE run as admin - fails with the "access denied"Īs best I can tell user on Win10Base is an administrator. On Win10Host ISE - fails with the "access denied" On Win10Base ISE - fails with the "access denied". + FullyQualifiedErrorId : FailToRenameComputer, Currently the powershell throws: Rename-Computer : Fail to rename computer 'Win10Base' to 'Win10BaseNew'ĭue to the following exception: Access is denied. + FullyQualifiedErrorId : RenameComputerException,Īfter giving permissions to Remote Desktop, configuring the firewall, giving permissions to "Windows Management Instrumentation" in dcomcnfg, and giving access through wmimgmt.msc to the CIMV2 namespace I have arrived at my current situation. + CategoryInfo : OperationStopped: (Win10Base:String), InvalidOperationException + Rename-Computer -ComputerName $computername -LocalCredential $localCr. With the following error message: Access denied. At first it was throwing: Rename-Computer : Cannot establish the WMI connection to the computer 'Win10Base' User is the initial user setup after install. Win10Base is a basic click through windows 10 pro install. Rename-Computer -ComputerName $VMIP -LocalCredential $localCreds -NewName $VMName -Verbose $VMIP = 'x.x.x.x' //Redacted, I have used remote desktop to verify this ip is correct. $localCreds = New-Object ('user', $secpasswd) Also, using computer management on the target PC (you might be able to do this remotely from within Active directory, right click on computer, select manage, given your issue you may have to go directly to the computer) expand services and applications, right click WMI control and selct properties. $secpasswd = ConvertTo-SecureString 'mypassword' -AsPlainText -Force ![]() I am attempting to run the below from "Win10Host" to rename "Win10Base" and it is failing (errors below). One of the virtual machines is "Win10Base" which is a base install of Windows 10 Pro. I am on a Windows 10 Enterprise machine that is hosting hyperv machines.
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