6.4.2 - Creating RN-314-OS user accounts

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• How to create and configure separate user accounts in Windows XP?

  I had my computer cleaned because of viruses, how create and configure user accounts separate?

  See if the article on the link below answers your question.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/279783

• Running script to create the target database user account: OIM 11 g

  Hello
  We have a database resource on which accounts are created by running a set of scripts. Creating a user on the database directly is not allowed. Is this a common use case? I am sure about how IOM knows that this account was created (how I would list the resources allocated to a user)? If I'm not listed as a resource for a user account, then how changes will be...
  
  Any suggestions or advice are appreciated.
  Thank you!

  Do the steps in the procurement process for example process shape, object resource, etc. from process.
  Call your script adapter java task map the response code returned by your script.

• Lookout 6.5 cannot create new Windows 7 user accounts

  Hello

  I use Lookout 6.5 (Build 49153) on a 64-bit Windows 7 computer. I also installed it on my development machine that is also running Windows 7 64 bit. On both machines I can't create new accounts of users at Lookout. I get an error that says:

  Add user operation failed. Check the system drive disk space.

  There are a lot of free space on the hard disk, so this isn't the problem. I am connected to Lookout and Windows administrator is connected under the administrator account. I'm guessing that there may be a security issue with Windows 7. I tried to adjust UAC in Windows disabled, but it did not help.

  I can't add a password for the default Administrator account to Lookout. I get the following error:

  Could not change the properties of that user.

  I really need to solve this problem as soon as POSSIBLE because operators are required to use the Administrator without password account to make the system work, so that they have way more rights that they need and can enter edit mode and really cause some damage. Thanks for any help you can give me.

  Thank you

  Rob Miller

  Try to run the lookout in XP compatibility mode. Right-click on lookout.exe and open its property, it is on the Compatibility tab.

• I created a new administrator user account that has replaced the original one. Now I can not access my old files. What can I do?

  Windows XP Professional

  I found that will help you solve your problem, the original instructions have been written by Shenan Stanley   Posts: n/a

  Re: Main administrator account appearing not If you can connect with the new account that you created (which should be an administrator account as well) then go directly to step 2 below. I suppose that you use the administrator account as your main account (bad idea anyway) and that means that you probably have Windows XP Professional * and *. somehow enabled the guest account or create a new account - or installed some patches that created a new account - as .NET. I guess also that (since you say "appear") you also use the 'Welcome' screen opening of session instead of the classic logon. (1) restart the system. Press CTRL + ALT + DELETE twice on home screen. Type in "Administrator" (without the quotes) as the username and do not put in any password and logon. Work? (2) or follow the instructions below to add the administrator account of the Welcome screen * or * download/use TweakUI to choose that is visible on the screen of welcome and even set automatic logon if you want. How to add a user to the Welcome screen logon page: ------ 1. start regedit.exe (start--> RUN--> REGEDIT--> OK) 2. navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\SpecialAccounts\UserLis t. 3. on the Edit menu, select new, DWORD value. 4. type administrator as the name, and then press ENTER. 5 double-click on the new value it the value 1 and click OK. 6. close the registry editor. The administrator account will now appear on the Welcome screen. You can use These same steps to control other accounts listed on the welcome screen. The value of the registry value to 1 to display an account or account 0 for hide an account. For example, to hide the user Bob account, add a value named "Bob" in the registry key identified in step 2, then set the value to 0. You can do the above with the Microsoft TweakUI PowerToy. http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...PowerToys.mspx ------ Automatic logons: ------ Method of Microsoft: http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315231 Method 2 of Microsoft: TweakUI for: http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...PowerToys.mspx control userpasswords2 method: (1) go to the Start Menu and run the box. (2) type the following: Control userpasswords2 Now click on OK (3) in the new Windows that appears select the account you want to make the opening main session. Now, uncheck the box "users must enter a user name and password... ». (4) hit apply and a dialog box will appear asking you to confirm the selected user password. Click OK when you have finished... ------ I hope this gets you where you are wanting to be. It's a * good * thing in the field of the user to: (1) have strong passwords. (2) have more than one account to administrator (with strong passwords). I know - you are the "only one who lives there, the only person who uses your. computer'... etc. Large. When your House is burgled and computer

  
  stolen (physically or virtually)<- you="" may="" be="" thinking="">
  Another thing, like ' all my (the only person who lives here, the only person who).
  Use this computer) documents, pictures, e-mails, financial information, updated in cache
  Passwords, contacts, etc... are on this computer. »

  But it's an individual choice. You get to evaluate risk. =)

• Creating AD when the user account is created in the IOM

  Dear all,
  Currently in my version 9.1.0.2 IOM AD account creation is based application. The Manager must trigger a request for creating an AD account for the user.
  
  Now, we want to let this AD account creation process. You must create the AD account without any approval process.
  Or I can say create an AD account for the user, as soon as the user is created in the IOM.
  
  Please suggest.
  
  Matrat

  To resolve this problem, you can do following things:
  -Start by selecting name check box "Auto Save" on the subject of process definition/resource.
  -Pre-fill all process using the form values pre-fill adapter on the form of courses
  -You can also provide default values on the shape of course. There is a column of default name in the form of process values. Make sure that you create the new version, and then activate the form of courses.

  Kind regards
  GP

• Cannot create a new administrator user account

  Hi, I have a bit of a dilemma. I have a laptop which has Vista from Microsoft and I wanted to create a new administrator account, but I don't have access to the former administrator account. I know that you can not help me with recovery of lost password for the old account, but is there a way to always create a new administrator account without having to restore my computer?

  Hi Chuckter,

  Without an administrator account, you will not be able to create a new one.

  There are 3rd party software that claims to be able to reset the password on the administrator accounts or create a new account on a boot cd.  Search in your favorite search engine 'vista password' should yield interesting results.  Please scan of tools that you can download for infections by the virus.

  Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk...

  Brent
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Cannot create a new user account in Vista Home Premium

  Running Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 installed, running on a LG laptop. I am set up as an administrator, but when you click through the steps to create a new Standard user account, it does not create and does not appear in the list of users.
  I tried searching for this issue of TechNet, but was unable to find anything related.
  Any help is appreciated

  Hi B Pick,

  Thanks for posting us the Forum of community of answers.microsoft.com.

  Since he had been some time since your last post, we marked this as resolved.  Recently I saw messages and found that you had posted about it recently.  Sometimes if a thread shows solved it do not get reviewed again, so, my apologies, it took some time to answer.

  A point of interest in considering the issue of "unable to create a user account having administrative rights" is can create you an account that has no administrative rights from another account and then you use that has administrative rights?  Information Justin had submitted and information, I'm reviewing, it would be very beneficial for our steps in troubleshooting to have this documented as being verified.

  You would present to us in the forum if this is something you are able to accomplish in a new administrative account that you create for this system?

  In another order of ideas, it would be that there are suspicious software loaded on the system.  Try running scan of Virus and malware removal tool.

  Here are some links for the Microsoft-Authored applications for these procedures.  Check if these are products that you want to use, or if you have already produced in place for this activity to use them if you wish.

  You can download the Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool here:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=AD724AE0-E72D-4F54-9AB3-75B8EB148356&displaylang=en

  Windows live one care.   Please see the information relating to One Care.  It doesn't have a trial period of 90 days.

  http://OneCare.live.com/site/en-us/Center/whatsnew.htm

  Enjoy you post to us.

  We will work with you to try to help you find a will.

  Kind regards

  Debbie
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• the profile user account folder can be renamed instead of create a new user account

  I noticed this issue posted everywhere that none got the answer, the person posting was looking for.  Basically, the question is "can the folder of the user profile account be renamed? '...  I have the same problem.  I sent a PC in for repair.  They reloaded the operating system and created the new test user account.  Rather than just create a new user account, I've renamed the test NAME user account.  I couldn't help but notice later that user account folder name has remained the same "TEST".  That's why you have people to ask the question "can the folder of the user profile account be renamed instead of create a new user account."  It of an easy fix but does not answer the question.

  It is not usually. If you have a computer, why not have just him take care of it for you instead of friction top yourself? ;-)

  Try this instead if you really must do it yourself:

  1. create a new administrator account. Call it 'CompAdmin' or 'Tech' or similar. You definitely want to have an administrative user account like this set up that you will use not except for emergency situations. You will use this in the elevation of privileges in your daily report - which will be a Standard account - but will not need to connect to CompAdmin after that company copy unless something goes terribly wrong. ;-)

  2. create a new user account Standard for your daily work. This called something that makes you happy. I don't know your real name, so I'll call it "HDXer". Connect to HDXer to create the profile files/folders.

  3. connect to CompAdmin and:

  a. Control Panel > everything on the control panel > Folder Options

  b. click on the view tab, click hidden files and folders, clear the Hide protected operating system files check box and then click OK. Now you can see everything.

  c. using Windows Explorer ("computer"), search for the file C:\Users\Test.

  d. Select all files and folders in this folder, except the following files: Ntuser.dat, Ntuser.dat.log and Ntuser.ini.

  e. click on the Edit menu and then click on copy. If you don't see the Edit menu, press ALT.

  f. Locate the C:\Users\HDXer folder.

  g. click the Edit menu and then click on paste. If you don't see the Edit menu, press ALT.

  Sign out and then sign back in as a HDXer. All your stuff should be there. You need to configure your icons and wallpaper (Control Panel > Personalize) and some preferences have been postponed, but really with the exception of the email all your data, Favorites, etc., should now be at the HDXer.

  If you have messages in an e-mail program, such as Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird or Outlook, you must import your e-mail messages and addresses to the new user profile before you delete the old profile. Because I don't know what you use for email, I can't give you the details about it. If everything is working properly, you can remove the old Test profile by using the user accounts applet in Control Panel. It won't hurt anything to make you leave the trial on the system for a while, or even forever.
  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• I can't create a new user account (Windows 7): the user profile service service has no logon

  I tried to create a new user account, but I get the following error when I try to open a session with him:

  the user profile service service has no logon

  Until I leave than anything more I will add that I activated the hidden administrator account and this is the account I use to create a new standard user account.

  Most of the patches for this issue are due to the fact that delete manually a user account does not remove the registry key that are associated, and you are required to go to the next section of the registry:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS NT\CURRENTVERSION\PROFILELIST

  and delete the key associated with the user account to be deleted.

  This fix IS NOT help, because whenever I try to create a new user, Windows doesn't bother creating a registry key to the new user.  The new user account appears in the account management window.  If I right click ondesktop and select Properties, then the settings , select the Advanced tab and click settingsunder USER PROFILES, the new account appears not here no more.

  It is a huge problem.  I have other people who use this laptop and I don't want to use my login information, or the guest account.  I'm not editing the registry just to make a new account.

  Please tell me there is a fix for this that works.  Windows 7 was not free, and this kind of problem is very frustrating for the premium software.

  Thanks - this is the only tip that help me to find the solution to this problem.

  Two files in the folder C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live could not be copied without administrator privileges.  This caused the connection in the attempt fail for all newly created user accounts.  The files are:

  C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live\Bici\Bici1_00.sqm

  and

  C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live\SqmApi\SqmData720896_00.sqm

  I've added the read permission for all users in these two files and retried the logon.  The opening of session proceeded set up initial user and filled perfectly.  Probably, this problem started when I installed Windows Live Messenger which is the only Windows Live application, I installed.

  Other important in your message board was to check the event log which stressed the two files which could not copy.  Otherwise provided in WARNING messages immediately preceded files event log error message indicates that the profile service could not connect.

• Cannot open a session to the newly created user account

  I created a new standard user account via account management/accounts/user control.  When I log into the admin account and try to connect to the newly created account, I get the error message "the service user profile Service has no logon" "could not load user profile.  Click OK and it disconnects.  I can still log on to all the other 5 accounts that I created after I implemented this new laptop (preinstalled with windows 7).  When you click on a new account the first time, the system should establish the office and create the user records.

  I went into the Admin account and checking the application event log.  Event ID 1509 "Windows cannot copy file C:\Users\Default\ to the C:\Users\New Test Account\ location.  This error can be caused by insufficient security rights network problems. "DETAIL - access is denied.

  I solved my problem.  The index was at the event journal entry.  The permissions on the folder C:\Users\Default screwed up. (not sure how that happened).  I compared the authorization for this folder on my laptop win 7 with permissions for the same folder on my computer vista laptop.  Computer laptop win 7 has a few additional entries.  I deleted them and now I can create and open a session on new accounts on the laptop win 7.

• replacement of my user account

  A genius on the Apple store recommended I have create a new main user account and empty the former, in order to escape a lot of general slowness that is limited to my main user account. He didn't tell me exactly how to proceed. My question is how to ensure that the new user has access to all my documents, music, photos, and applications, while leaving behind any corrupt software slowing down my computer.

  Migration Assistant that?

  The slowness is particularly noticeable when searching - in the Finder, Spotlight and especially by post. I tried to Spotlight stop indexing and then re - index, several times. The computer can get sluggish in many functions of Finder as well.

  OS X 10.9.5

  Mini 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5 8GB / 500 GB (290 free)

  External hard drive 500 GB (150 free)

  User account - add new Admin

  User account - two handset

  User account - copy files between accounts

  The user account - data migration

  User account - Rebuild

• Restore photos from a previous user account

  Happy New Year to the team at Microsoft

  I created a new administrator account I didn't know would replace the account already on the computer.

  Bascially what I want to do is to retrieve all the photos that I have uploaded to this account on the new account and after attempts of serval location and research. NOTHING

  I hope you can help

  See you soon
  Sam from Auckland

  I am not a member of a team of Microsoft, but maybe can help you anyway. When you create a new user account, it does not replace the old. The only way your photos could be deleted is if you have removed the old user account.

  What may happen, it is that you have XP Pro or Media Center and have been using the account administrator for your daily work. Then you created a second administrative user account and the built-in administrator became hidden. This is normal. You can log into the administrator by Ctrl-Alt-Del twice at the Welcome screen. This will lead you to the classic logon box where you can type in "Administrator" for the user name and any password assigned you (or leave it blank for no password). Then, you can enable the administrator on the homescreen icon if you want. I leave the second administrative account to save for emergencies. You don't want the administrative account only on the system or the built-in administrator that you use for your daily work.

  Activate the administrator account on the welcome - http://www.dougknox.com/xp/scripts_desc/xp_admin_ok.htm MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers screen - Don ' t Panic!

• Access to the internet via 'comments' or another user account

  When I try to access the internet via the "guest" account, I get the message... "Internet explorer has stopped working"... and I can't accest internet from any other account on this computer, except the administrative account or 'guest'.  What gives?

  You mean any other admin account or standard account?
  This isn't a good idea to use the guest user account check this: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb418978.aspx
  Create a new standard user account to check.

• user accounts suddenly denied access to games standard

  OS is Vista Home Premium. I created two centuries ago user accounts. I am the administrator and have no problem. My husband is defined in Standard and until Friday 4th has been able to play an installed game he plays online. Suddenly, he is unable to play because he gets the message:
  "Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. May not permissions to access you the item.
  Also, the icon of the shortcut to the game and read icon via start it > programs method changed to the type of icon where see you installed updates to windows. a rectangle with a small green square. Please note that nothing seen via my user account.
  If you set my husband to user account to be an administrator, or if you try to run the game "as an administrator", you still get the same message as above.
  If you view the permissions for the game that he has "full control". View permissions for the game through my user account says 'Special permissions' and I can easily play the game.
  I would like to know what has happened to cause this and also how to fix it.
  Thank you very much

  Thanks a lot for your suggestions.
  In response, I created a new standard user account and had the same problem on all standard user accounts. Then removed them.

  The problem occurred after a recent update of Windows, that somehow changed the permissions on some downloaded files. The UAC was responsible in some way. I guess I could undo each in turn to find out who we caused the problem, but decided to do so only if no other method could be found.

  You can easily see which applications have been affected because the Apps icon has been changed into an icon of the window - a rectangle with a small green square in it.

  In my case, my husband took ownership of a game and a control total seen on the Admin account, but it was ignored. If you are looking for the game in the list of the found program via the Start button and right click on the game and select Properties... this method does not work... or can run you as admin.

  However, I decided to try the following and have had a result.

  • I opened his account (note that whenever you are prompted to enter the Admin password to continue).
  • I clicked on the "Start" button and find the game in question under the "Programs" list
  • I then click right on this game and selected for "open file location".
  • Then, I selected the Application file (exe), right click and select "Properties".
  • Then choose the security"" tab.
  • My Admin user was in the list, but my husband's name was not if I chose to 'Edit' then 'Add' his name and user account.
  • Applied and could I stand it and the icon for the game immediately changed to show the correct and original icon with a windows shield attached.
  • I then click on the game again and selected to create a shortcut that I placed on the desktop.

  The game now runs from his account.
  Solved :)