MID Server MSI installer fails to check if any groups the user is a member of have the Logon as service right, blocking install: Service Account does not have the "Logon as Service" rightDescriptionMID Server MSI installer checks if the service user entered has the "Logon as Service" right. This check can give a false error when the user has that right via a Group membership. This prevents installation using the MSI installer.Steps to Reproduce Reproduced with an internal supportlab Windows Server 2019 VM, and Quebec Patch 2. On the windows host: Local users and groups (lusrmgr): Create a local account (non admin) user: mid_service_usercreate a group: mid_server_users_groupadd that user to that group. Local Security Policy: Local policies - user rights assignments: Log on as a ServiceAdd local group: mid_server_users_group Run the MSI as administrator On the service user check, the blocking error appears:Service Account does not have the "Logon as Service" right Expected behaviour. As this user does have that right, this check should pass.WorkaroundThis problem is currently under review. You can contact ServiceNow Technical Support or subscribe to this Known Error article by clicking the Subscribe button at the top right of this article to be notified when more information becomes available. 2 available workarounds: Add the individual user to the Log on as a Service policy, as well as the group.The ZIP file installer can also be used (this is available on the download page after clicking "+"), which defaults to the SYSTEM user for the service creation, and then the Logon as user of the service can be changed afterwards in the control panel Services appletRelated Problem: PRB1495776