When accessing the company's local area network, a prompt appears saying "The user has not been granted the requested logon type on this computer," which causes the failure of accessing the local area network. Try the following methods:#
- Right-click on the bottom left corner of the computer, and find Search in the pop-up options.
- Click on the Search option, and a search dialog will pop up. Enter "control" in the search keywords, and the window will automatically match the corresponding application, which is the Control Panel.
- Find and click on the Control Panel in the search bar, and a Control Panel dialog will pop up. In the dialog, find Credential Manager.
- Click on Credential Manager, then enter a new dialog. Here, there are two types: Web credentials, which are used to record our automatic network connection information, and Windows credentials, which are necessary to dynamically link to our server or share to work on the local area network.
- Click on Windows credentials, and on the popped-up page, you will see that there are no records of our Windows credentials. So, no matter how well you set it up, you won't be able to log in.
- Click on Add Windows credentials, then in the popped-up window, enter the server name, username, password, and then confirm.
- After confirming, the Windows Credential Manager will be added, and then you can find the server for shared office work through network access.