I have a Terminal Server in a server 2008 environment that gives the error "Access Denied" when domain users attempt to logon to it including administrators. However I am able to access it with the /admin switch when I rdp into it. I was able to put a fix in place by modifying the registry "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server" and adding IgnoreRegUserConfigErrors as a new DWORD. However before that I had verified that the permissions where correct for the domain users and admins, disabled all GPO's. I even built a new Terminal server from scratch and got the same result. My question is would registry value cause any security issues? And I would like to look for a way to resolve the issue without the workaround if possible.
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