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• Creating or deleting users with OI simple

  Hello

  For my simple OI, I wanted to add a method of creating or deleting users. I didn't like how to call the createdeleteusers.seq seq.

  Instead, I wanted to trigger via a simple OI button activation.

  So I created one under that VI called user manager that allows only simple (prechecked in IO) administrator to create or remove users. The teststand engine reference should be passed to sub simple IO vi.

  attached is the sub VI for the creation or deletion of users, is the right way to do it?

  I use LV 8.2 and teststand 4.0.

  Concerning

  VERP

  Thanks Christian,.

  I got the code and it is lamost similar or even better than my one GUI both add and delete operation, but surely I can catch a few nuggets.

  Concerning

  VERP

• -Dashboard - content cannot create/delete/import/export dashboards

  Hello

  (1) Just deployed my first instance 2777062 vRops 6.0.2 (master node).

  Connect with the admin user, or any other user, I have create which has all permissions to content, I don't see the create/delete/Import/Export 'Actions' in view 'content-> dashboard.

  The only actions, I see are reorganize/autoswitch, managing analytical dashboards share dahsboars. Add dashboards for the House and remove the dashboards of the home is greyed out...

  In views, reports I see these actions.

  Ask yourself what is the problem, because as an administrator, I should be able to do everything?

  I tried to create a new user with the role of ContentAdmin as well.

  (2) another question: can I create a role in vROps and have it propagated in the global permissions in vCenter Server tab, so I can assign this custom group to users? Seems that the default groups are available in the "Global" section in vCenter SErver.

  Erik

  Hi Erik,

  Please recheck license, if you use a Standard key license, these operations will be unavailable to you.

• Permissions problems after manual migration of the deleted user

  I am the admin of my iMac, although there are a couple of other users. After rising problems with accidents, which does not reinstall OS X, my user account has become so corrupted that Finder would launch is no longer and I was forced to do something drastic. Not wanting to reproduce the problem, I decided to give up Time Machine restore and I have just created a new user for myself and deleted my previous user account, preserving its content.

  It turns out that the copy of my user deleted to my new files was not something Apple intention we can do.

  I changed the permissions on all the files in the old (deleted) user folder to read and write to my new user and applies this setting to the contents of all folders. However, I was still unable to move the folders in my new user folder - it copied instead. Okay, well, it makes everything more difficult, but I worked through it. Now that the files have been copied to my new user folder and permissions are certainly on my current user (admin), OS X still think that I don't "own" them, i.e., I can't move things and I type my admin password to be able to copy things.

  Many Google searches on this issue have turned only complex terminal procedures that I'm not of course are worth risking. I hope that someone here in the infinitely knowledgeable Mac community has a solution for me. Thanks in advance for any help.

  Have you changed the file property?
  If this isn't the case, then you can change the ownership of the file using the chown command in terminal.

  Using one of the administrator account on the machine, you can run:

  sudo chown - Rv User1/Users/user3/dir1 /.
  (where "user1" will be the user that you want to change the property of and "/ Users/user/dir1 / ' will be the path of the file/directory or file you want to make this change to) [you might be promoted a password if you just enter the password there is no feedback that the password entered]

  Once the user has files that you should have no problem moving them to the users directory.

• Create a user admin for backup

  Hi all

  I have a Macbook and I was wondering if I could create a user to admin level which would have all programs on my Mac so that if I were to have to delete my user and all connected to the user, I would have this user "admin" who will have all the programs in my mac and be able to recreate my user.

  I know I'm probably going to lose my documents and other things like that, but for those who I have a backup on my HARD drive.

  With respect to the time Machine, I started to make backups a little late, and I'm looking for is more than a user who has access to all programs without having to remember which version of my time machine this program was in.

  Thank you and best regards

  I think you just want to add a new user in the preferences system/users and groups , with perhaps an administrator name and define the type of Standard to administrator. This extra admin account has the same access to your applications as any other user.

  This way you have another administrator account in the case where your are messed up somehow and you need an admin account.

• I tried to create a USER with administrator rights, as suggested by XP, but now I don't see the icon administrator when connecting?

  My new user does not have the original administrator logon icon the same settings, computer desktop or programs I should use and before setting up the new user.  How can I copy, convert or restore settings (find) the Director, programs, files, documents, office, Internet settings and Favorites, etc. to the new USER?

  Since owning my laptop I had connected using the Administrator icon and had an icon of comments, as well, until last Thursday.  I tried to follow the advice of XP and create USERS, so the administrator access would not be compromised.  Children were downloading apps and devours space... I was afraid they would accidentally remove a program or file, or worse... Then...

  When I set up my USER he asked me if I would be the Admiistrator. I said yes.  But, when iI rebooted my laptop, only the icon of the USER (S) presented at the connection... the Administrator icon was missing. and my new USER reflects only a few shortcuts shared on the desktop...

  I expect Admin rights and my old administrator settings.  I need to recover them because all my documents and especially my work programs do not exist.

  Help, please!  It would be greatly appreciated EV.  I would like to restore to last Wednesday, if the system would, but it seems that it will not.

  Sincerely,

  KC

  What you experienced is normal.  When you create another user, the original administrator account becomes hidden.  It's still there (in fact, it cannot be deleted), it just doesn't appear in the login screen.

  You should still be able to login as administrator.  When you get to the login screen, just tap Ctrl-Alt-Del twice.  This will bring up a login dialog window.  Just enter 'Administrator' in the user name and the password (if any) in the password line and press 'return '.  If you want or need to copy your files and data from the administrator account to the new account that you created, and then follow the steps in the following procedure and claim that your administrator profile is corrupted or damaged.

  "How to recover damaged Windows XP user profile"
  <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555473 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Disk Cleanup for Vista reports 12.6 GB for "per user queued windows error reporting"

  original title: clen-up disk

  My Cleanup utility disk Vista reports 12.6 GB for "per user queued windows error reporting". Is it safe to delete this item? Is that why my laptop is slow today and still freezes?

  Yes, but isn't concert read this this type of error: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/175654-disk-cleanup-windows-error-reporting-bug-fix.html

• then jeutiliser disk can clean up to remove per user archived windows error reporting

  can I use Disk Cleanup to remove user archived Windows, error report I 102 mb here can I remove it sefely

  Thank you

  Hello

  In the event of a hardware or software problem on your computer, Windows collects information that describes the problem, called a problem report. Report details can include, for example, the name of a program that has stopped working, the date and time that a problem occurred, or the version of the program, which has encountered the problem. I suggest you to check the below link.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709644 (WS.10) .aspx

  Yes, you can clean your system and remove the unwanted files using Disk Cleanup utility. Click on the link below.

  Delete files using disk cleanup

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup

• Recovered stolen computers. They have created a user and do not know password. No matter what work-around?

  Have Windows Vista Ultimate Edition.  The thief has created a user account and apparently deleted others.  How can I bypass a unknown password for the account is created.

  Reinstall Vista.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/189126

  "Microsoft's strategy concerning lost or forgotten passwords"

  Microsoft cannot help you recover the passwords of the files and Microsoft who are lost or forgotten product features. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Windows 7 automatically created ' Support' user account

  I have no idea how a user called 'Support' is created sometimes when I boot.

  I have a machine at home, and I'm the only person who uses it.

  The 'Support' user has administrative privileges also, so it worries me.

  I delete the user account and all the files, but the 'Support' user keeps returning.

  (1) how can I find out what is creating this user?

  (2) is this normal user?

  'Support' is not a built-in Windows account, but the manufacturer of your may have loaded a process that creates this account. Here's what you do:

  1. click on start.
  2. type the three letters cmd in the search box.
  3. press on Ctrl + Shift + Enter
  4. click on "run as Administrator".
  5. type the following commands and press ENTER after each:
  net user support
  (To see when this account was last used)
  NET user support 1234abcd
  (To change his password to 1234abcd)
  net user support / active: No.
  (To disable the account)
  net localgroup administrators support/delete
  (To downgrade the account)
  net user support
  (To examine the following properties: when used last, when password was last value, if it is enabled, the group memberships)

  Run the last command once daily in order to get a handle on the situation.

• Cannot delete user accounts

  While trying to understand why some programs would not load on my account a couple of different "technicians decided to create new user accounts to see if they would load on the new user account."  After you have determined that they would not, they let the user accounts it and no matter what I do, I was unable to remove these user accounts.

  Accounts have been set up as standard accounts.  I am the administrative account only.  It gives me an error message; It is not only to remove the account.  It is said that it can be files and application if I want to delete the files in the account, to which I answer, Yes and then say to delete the account and it doesn't.  I have a desktop Dell Vostro220s, 32-bit.

  Thank you

  Paula

  N ° maybe I did something wrong.  Your orders are a little difficult to follow.  I wasn't sure whether to use parentheses or put spaces...

  I'm sorry.

  Lines in parentheses are indicative. The other, you must type exactly as they are, without add, change, or remove anything.

• I can't delete user in CSACS V 3.0

  I have a v 3.0 CSACS. I have a problem with something of the user.

  When I will change this user CSACS displays the message: 'New user' and I can not delete this user.

  The user are the CS database.

  Thanks in advance.

  For installation based on Windows, when a new record is added, a path index to the record is created. This process stops could sometimes be a problem similar to yours. You need clean up the database using the command ' $BASE\utils\csutil - q d - n-l dump.txt ". More information is available in the FAQ document to http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/480/csntfaq.html#Q39.

  You may also consult the document entitled "commissioning and management of user accounts" to the URL http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/secursw/ps2086/products_user_guide_chapter09186a008007deaf.html

  The document includes a section on disabling and deleting user accounts. I guess, it should help.

• I cannot create new user accounts and have tried all the steps listed in all of the current discussions, does not

  Good people you've heard of this one before:

  I can connect to my basic admin account, but not others.  I tried to create new user accounts after you delete the old user accounts but system would not apparently carry out process.  I get the following warning:

  Service user profile Service failed to connect
  User profile cannot be loaded.

  I tried all of the recommended patches (see list below)

  1 ran all appropriate steps as stated in the article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947215 - no joy
  There is not other profiles listed in the register except the administrator account on the basis and since I couldn't connect successfully to a user apparently newly created accounts, the profile has not completed the process of generation.

  2. I have not ran the SFC system - no joy.  He replied with the following: Windows Resource Protection did not find any breach of integrity.

  Then... of other big ideas?

  Oh
  Running Win 7 with all latest updates (login problem is not a new problem according to my children - I just got back from the extended learning this persistent problem)
  I am on an Intel machine running dual quad core which is only 6 months old.
  I run MS Office 2010

  Hello

  I suggest you to consult the steps mentioned in the link and check if it helps.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/i-cannot-create-a-new-user-account-Windows-7-the/dee340f7-5da9-402b-9e99-293dbd249a53

  Hope this information is useful.

• Is impossible to turn on the guest account. Cannot create new user account. "The service user profile Service has no logon. User profile cannot be loaded. »

  Is impossible to turn on the guest account.  Cannot create new user account.  After to try one of those and reboot, the icons of account appear, but when you try to use, the following instructions of error present when you try to log in with the new account or comments: "the user profile Service service has no logon.  User profile cannot be loaded. "I looked at the answers to all the previous ones (including the KB947215) and no not to address specifically.  For the most part, they seem to assume that there is a guest or a new profile in the first place...

  The system is Win 7 Pro 64-bit with all available updates.  I can't say when the last time that the guest account has worked (rarely used) and just found out I can't do new additional user, accounts trying to solve the problem of account of comments... so I have not tried to enter Safe Mode and do a system restore , because I can't yet identify a useful restore point...

  There are no entries in the registry for a guest or a new standard user account.  The registry entries for the three accounts normal-quickly (2 x admin, 1 x level) seem to be appropriate.  Watch register computer/HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList

  S-1-5-18 = system profile

  19 = local service,

  20 = network service,

  21 long numbers + 1004 plus User1 (admin),

  22 long + 1005 plus 2 user (admin),

  23 plus long + 1006 is user3 (standard,

  and no comments or additional profiles appear.

  C:\Users includes

  All users,

  User1,

  User3,

  By default,.

  Default user (which is inaccessible for me, even as an administrator),

  Public,

  User2,

  No guest or additional profile appear.

  All except the default user (I can't open) seem to have the appropriate, NTUser.DAT files although I don't know how to check for corruption.  Having both a default value

  and a default user folder seems hokey.

  I think I understand instructions how to fix or remove a corrupted profile, but that does not apply to the guest account or profiles that do not exist.

  Help?  Ideas?

  This message contains the strange solution.

  [Plan B - I found one thread where one user said that the same symptoms of the problem that you experience this problem solved]

  - - - - - - - - - - -

  Plan h - while another user said that it was caused by a file Windows Live problem

  This is the thread I can not create a new user account (Windows 7): the user profile service service doesn't have the logon

  You find it difficult to follow the thread as it's long and reported problem by different people to confuse it and there is also a bit of bickering [long filaments often end up being quite incomprehensible].

  ..., See references to the event viewer in the middle of page 4 and Windows Live we [at the bottom of page 2 more on page 3].

  I see not the logic of the any of those things, but if one of them do things long enough that you are trying to create new accounts that works, you will know how in the future until a proper solution is found.

  This is the useful part where this user has tested the solutions proposed in this thread linked above: -.

  This has proved to contain leads to a difficulty.  Have to admit, when I read everything the first time, several days, I did indeed find it confusing and even the parts that I "heard" (sorta) does not appear to be related to my symptoms.

  It turns out that the answer of JDMICHAL May 17, 2011 contained this:

  (1) C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows open live
  (2) this directory has two subdirectories with a single file of each. Go into each directory and apply the following:
  (a) make a right click on the file, open the properties.
  (b) click the Security tab.
  (c) it will issue a message: "to continue, you must be an administrative user with permission to view this object's security properties. Would continue you? ». Click on the button continue.
  (d) click on the Add button...
  (e) ' everyone' type in the box at the bottom of the dialog box. Click on "check names"; It should be emphasized the "everyone". Click OK.
  (f) ensure that the new "Everyone" entry "read" and "read & run" check under the column "allow".

  After doing this for two files, attempt to connect to the account. He must undergo.

  The procedure (bascially) worked... Although the different answers on my system differed slightly along the way (perhaps due to the slightly different versions of Win 7?, because I was already logged in as an administrator?).

  In any case, "Everyone" with the read and read/execute permissions adding to these two files seems to have done the trick:

  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

  Thank you for leading me to this!

• A library fom a deleted user account still shows in my Windows Media Player "other libraries".

  I created a couple of local user accounts on my computer that I deleted later.  Even if the user accounts are no longer on my computer, their libraries still appear in Windows Media Player "Other libraries" on my system and for other people on my network. How can I get my computer to stop sharing of libraries that do not exist?

  In fact, I don't want one of my libraries in ANY of my user accounts appears on the computers of other network users.  How do I stop sharing libraries?

  Open services.msc and find the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service. If you stop and disable the service, that the libraries should no longer appear on other computers.

  But if you had a deleted user who always showed upward, you will have to dig into the registry to fix. I had the same problem with a deleted user and only just found out how to remove it.
  First you must find the SID of the user removed before removing all the elements in the registry.
  Look in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList. There are sub keys that represent the SIDS of the users of the system. When click on each sub-cles see you on the right side ProfileImagePath that can help determine who the user is.
  Once you have the SID go to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\PREFERENCES\HME (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\PREFERENCES\HME if you use 32 bit 8 Win). Here will be locked by using the same SID you found under the ProfileList key. Delete the main folder that relates to the SID, you want to remove. To remove the SID folder, you may need to take ownership of the folder SID key.
  Then go to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Media Player NSS\3.0\Media servers. Here will be another folder related to SID that you remove. After the two keys were removed, restart the Windows Media Player network sharing service.