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Am running an application as a windows service but when i trying to run it under local system account my service is not able to access network share .but when i run it under a valid user account my service able to acees network share .. but o would like to run it under local system account ??

nd i can n't set full control for everyone on that network share and am on Windows NT machine

Amit Singh Tomar
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  • Go to [The difference between the 'Local System' account and the 'Network Service' account?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/510170/the-difference-between-the-local-system-account-and-the-network-service-acco/510225#510225) – George Georgiev Feb 05 '18 at 10:55

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You shared drive is mapped to a user account with AD domain access. The network service account has no such access on the other server. Use a AD domain ID to map the shared drive or run the service under a user account.

rerun
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  • You don't have to use a user account but you will have to use user credentials to map the drive. – rerun Dec 15 '10 at 15:54