The security log on this system is full. Only administrators can log on to fix the problem

When you trying to log on and use an account that is not a member of the Administrator in Windows Operating Systems and you receive the follow message:

"The security log on this system is full.Only administrators can log on to fix the problem".

Don't worrie, follow the below instruction:

1. Log on "use an Administrator account".
2. Click Start.
3. In "Run" bar type "eventvwr" without quotation mark, and press Enter.
4. In "Event Viewer" window, right click in Security and click Properties.
5. In the "Security Properties" window, click to check the "Overwrite events as needed" option under "When maximum log size is reached".
6. Click Ok, close the "Event Viewer" window.
7. Log off or Restart.

Now a user with out administrator account can log on again :)

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This task requires that the user account specified has Log on as batch job rights. Windows Serever 2003 and 2008

When you trying to run a bat file application from Task Schedule, you get the following notification:

"Task Schedule: This task requires that the user account specified has Log on as batch job rights".

To solve this issues follow this instructions:

1. Click Start,
2. In "Start Search" type secpol.msc and press Enter.
3. In "Local Security Policy" window, click to expand "Local Policy".
4. Click to open "User Rights Assignment".
5. In the right panel, right click on "Log on as a Batch job" then click on "Properties".
6. In "Log on as batch job Properties" window, click "Add User or Group" and include the user or group do you need.
7. Click OK, and close "Local Security Policy" window.

Now you are ready to running a bat file application from Task Schedule.

Congratulation you are done ;)