Check the permissions for the user starting either the agent or the service manager.
Check the logon= setting in the agent's ini file.
1) The user who starts the agent or the service manager needs to explicitly have the following permissions (Found under "User Rights Assignment" in the "Local Security Settings on Windows):
Act as part of the operating system
Adjust memory quotas for a process
Allow log on locally
Back up files and directories **)
Logon as batch job *)
Logon as service
Replace a process level token
Restore files and directories
*) This right is only required if you start jobs by using the start option "logon as batch user".
**) This right is necessary for the execution of job objects.
For the extended File Transfer object (as of v9) this right is usually optional. It is necessary, however, when the agent transfers encrypted files with a file transfer because the agent uses the WinAPI "LoadUserProfile".
PLEASE NOTE: These cannot be implied through the group the user belongs to having the rights, the user itself must have the rights explicitly.
2) Be sure that the logon= setting in the Agent's ini file is set to logon=1
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In addition to the steps listed above it is also recommended to deactivate UAC (User Access Control).
This can be done via Control Panel --> User Accounts --> Change User Account Control settings
The definite way to deactivate the UAC is through the following registry key:
regedit --> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE --> SOFTWARE --> Microsoft --> Windows --> CurrentVersion --> Policies --> System --> EnableLUA
Change the value data from 1 to 0.
This automatically prompts for a reboot of the Windows server.