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• Install Microsoft changed the startup by setting up a local user account

  I installed Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 and since then had to click my username / load my personal settings to start Windows, which slows startup significantly time. I have a XP Home Edition / SP3 operating system. Microsoft recommends installing the latest service pack for the .NET Framework 1.1 for resolution:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/?kbid=827072

  .. .but I have installed this or no available... I still have an ASPNET local user account that interferes with mine.

  Please note that I am the administrator of the computer, and I have no password... I read:

  For Windows XP Home Edition, do not try to autologin as the built-in Administrator, you will receive an error message?

  * Uninstall does not work, I tried

  How can I fix this please?

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community site. The question you posted would be better suited in the Technet forums. Please visit the below mentioned link to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itproxpsp/threads

• Is any impact of a change of the password of the local user account on an instance of a content server Cisco TelePresence virtual computer?

  Hello

  I'm looking to see if there is an impact to change the password of the local user account on an instance of a content server Cisco TelePresence virtual machine?

  The software version is v6.2 build 4073.

  Thank you in advance,

  Robert

  I'll assume, you are referring to the administrator account, but it can be applied to any local account which is located on the TCS server itself.  It has no impact to change the password, unless you are using doesn't say account to connect to the server of TCS or web interface, it will not affect the application of TCS as most things such as external storage or clustering rely on domain accounts and not the local server.

• Determine if local user accounts are still on the PC connected to the domain

  Greetings,

  I tried to perform the basic research for this question: how is local user accounts are still on the PC connected to a domain.  I tried to use the MBSA tool, but it does not have what I ask.  In addition, our Organization is not in using scripts or VB code.  Are there other tools that can help meet this demand?

  Hello

   
  Thanks for posting your query in the Microsoft community.
   
  The query that you have to "determine what local user accounts are still on the PC connected to a domain" is appropriate in the Microsoft TechNet forum, we have a dedicated team to help you with such questions. I suggest you send the same question in the Microsoft TechNet forum for more help on this issue.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• Could not connect to the local user accounts

  We have the following configuration:

  1. the virtual machine.

  Windows Server 2008 R2.

  b. active Directory

  2 physical machine.

  Windows Server 2008 R2.

  b. connection to the Server VMware View 5.0.1

  3. the virtual machine.

  Windows Server 2008 R2.

  b. connection to the Server VMware View 5.0.1

  Machine #2, we have connected successfully with VMware View and on machine #3 we have the following error:

  2012-11-13 17:28:10, 164 DEBUG < MessageFrameWorkDispatch > [ws_winauth] any logged-on user as a local user (domain = XREN1)
  2012-11-13 17:28:10, 165 DEBUG < TP-Processor3 > [VDIContext] ADAM connection failed: com.vmware.vdi.common.winauth.WinAuthCodifiedException: failed authentication: could not connect to the local user accounts
  2012-11-13 17:28:10, 166 DEBUG < TP-Processor3 > [VDIContext] failed connection create ADAM: com.vmware.vdi.adamwrapper.exceptions.ADAMConnectionFailedException: failed authentication: could not connect to the local user accounts
  2012-11-13 17:28:10, 167 INFO < TP-Processor3 > [LoginBean] user all failed to authenticate to view administrator
  2012-11-13 17:28:10, 167 DEBUG < TP-Processor3 > [ViewFlexFactory] com.vmware.vdi.admin.ui.LoginBean.login ms 13

  did you install the second server conection as a Local Administrator?

  a second connection to the Member Server in the domain before you install the software?

  be as a member of the domain using an account with local administrator privileges to be sure area.

• A local user account can be used with VMware View?

  I have a bit of a unique situation.  I virtualized PC (off the field) which is basically a controller or a big machine.  To run the software from the vendor, the local user account is required.

  Unfortunately, it doesn't allow a local user account to add to the display manager.  Am I missing something, or is it just not possible?

  Thank you!

  As said Mark, you can disable Single Sign-on on the desktop so that after you authenticate to view (it must be a domain user) you can then enter any identifying information that you have on the desktop itself.

  Policy details are in 5.1 Administrator's Guide Page 163 views and politics is titled AllowSingleSignon:

  http://pubs.VMware.com/view-51/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/view-51-administration.PDF

  You will be able also a step further. After that you disabled SSO on the desktop, you can configure kiosk in view mode that the client used to connect to this desktop computer (if you are using only a single customer) would link up to this office automatically and then the user would simply see the Windows login prompt and be able to authenticate locally.

• local user accounts window

  whenever I press the button start a pop-up automatically.  The window is a window of user accouts Control Panel.  I don't know in any case to prevent it from poping up almost everytime I open the start menu.  any help would be appreciated.

  Finally, I got the problem solved.  As the Big Fix program has not resolved the problem, I decided to go and uninstall programs that I felt were unnecessary.  Although this has not resolved the problem that it eventually the Elimination of some programs in my Start menu.  After this happened, the popup stopped happening.  I tried to locate another program to the start menu and when I did the pop-up has started to happen again.  When I went back and to release the program pop up stopped again.  I realized that it wasn't the program pinned to the start menu, but rather the total number of programs pinned to the start menu.  I now have a maximum of 7 programs pinned to the menu star.  If I have any more pin control panel user accounts is displayed whenever I click on the start menu.  This completely solves the sean problem

• Securing a Windows 8 computer with a local user account

  In the past I helped my family to protect against involuntary malware by creating two accounts on their machines. One is a standard user that they use to do all the normal things, including surfing the internet. The second is an administrator account, so that they are very intentional on when a program is installed or the registry is changed. It worked well to avoid unwanted malicious software installations.

  I have a question about Windows 8/8.1. Can I create a Local account that is the administrator and change the normal Microsoft account that is associated with their e-mail as a standard user?

  What problems they will encounter if the Admin account is local? I hate that they have to set up another email address just to get an another Microsoft Account, so it can be the administrator.

  On Windows 8/8.1 that work even as he has in the past? That is, when they want to do something that requires administrator privileges that they will be asked to provide the Admin password?

  Thank you

  Alice

  I hope that I was able to understand your question.

  Your family doesn't meet problems. You can change their standard account for everyday use as a Microsoft account so their personal data can be synchronized/backupable with Microsoft cloud player. Already, you need not put their Admin account as a Microsoft account. Everything is the same with Vista and 7.

  I mean with their personal data:

  (1) C:\Users\Alice'sFamilyAdminAccount

  2.) record of C:\Users\Alice'sFamilyDailyAccount (their history of the web browser, Favorites, desktop theme, wallpaper, documents, photos, music) this folder can be synchronized over the Internet if change you as a Microsoft account.

• Add the name of the server during the registration of the local user accounts

  It should be easy, and maybe I'm looking at the screen for too long today? I'll put up a script automated to run once a month that looks like everything just and the local accounts on each host and sends the output to a file. I use Get-Vmhost |  foreach {get - viaccount}, which generates code and language of each user on each host attached to my vCenter but it just runs them all together. I need to enter the name of the server where each of them so I know what a host ID belongs to?

  The VIAccount object that is returned by Get-VIAccount, has more properties, including the Server property.

  From there, you should be able to extract the name of the server.

  Note that you must be connected to the ESXi server to retrieve local accounts of the ESXi server.

  Otherwise, you will get the vCenter accounts

• Unable to log on as a local user account

  I'm having difficulty to create a non-root on my ESXi servers user ID

  I can create user names, but the server still rejects my credentials by saying: I don't have permissions to connect to the server?

  What I'm missing here?

  You have assigned roles / permissions to the user?  - http://www.vm-help.com/esx/esx3i/assigning_permissions/assign_permissions.php

• User account local windows 8

  How can I remove an ACCOUNT of the LOCAL USER in windows 8 created under my main account from microsoft?

  You must always have a local user account, even if you connect to your Microsoft online Account.  The local account is necessary or you can't use your computer.  Microsoft 'joins' with the local Account, it is not replace it.

  If you want to remove, you must disconnect your Microsoft Account, then go into Control Panel and delete the account.

• User account will not permanently delete

  I followed all the steps to remove this local user account by default which is on my laptop. and it removes and all but only temporarily. It is up or pop - back up again. Help? How to permanently remove this user account of my system for good?

  Before you do anything else, you must create, test, and document an alternative admin account. Many people skip this step and they get themselves evil problems in case something goes wrong with their main administrator account.

  After doing this you can use the path of the administrator to remove the account from John:
  1 log in under an administrator account.

  2. click on the start planet.

  3. type the three letters cmd in the search box.

  4. press on Ctrl + Shift + Enter

  5. click on "run as Administrator".

  6. type the following commands and press ENTER after each:

  net users

  (to see a list of all accounts)

  NET user John/del

  (to remove John's account)

  net users

  (to see a list of all accounts. Is the account of John still here?

  7 restart, and then repeat steps 1 through 5. In step 6, type the first command. What do you see?

• What are the causes of the user accounts on a working group to lock all of a sudden

  So I have two machines Win 7 connected to a switch to a working group, I got a call that all 25 local user accounts have been locked, including mine.  I had to log in with the administrator password and unlock all 25 accounts.  Someone has seen this and can explain what happened?

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums; We recommend that you post your question in the TechNet Forums to get help:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro

  Hope that the information provided is useful.

• How to set up a local administrator account with elevated privileges, but without the rights of local access connection

  I want workstation installation a Windows 7 where regular users only have power user rights, because I do not want that they either accidentally change important settings or for malicious to be processes able to run Web sites. However that these will be remote users there maybe times when they need a local administrator account to allow them to perform installation, correction or updating. So, I created a local user account, added to the Administrators group and used the Panel of local security policy and the account added to the list "Deny log on locally '.

  It works by refusing the admin account to connect directly. However when I log in under the power user account and run something that requires elevated privileges the admin account is refused to carry out the process.

  What is the combination of security settings can I refuse a desktop session Admin account but allows it to be used for processes requiring elevated privileges?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.
  This is quite normal. When you refuse the privileges of local access connection, local users can not use the administrator account information because it is be the local login. So, it is better to create a domain and restrict the use of administrative operations to the administrator.

• Create the user account

  We have VPN 3005 concentrator.  I want to create a local user for authentication purposes.  This user has all permissions.  For example, after the Cisco VPN client has been installed, I want users to use this account to log in to ensure that the operation of the authentication.   How to create the local user account?  What name group should I use?

  Thank you.

  To create a local user account, go to: Configuration | User management | Users and click on 'Add '.

  Simply fill in the username, password, check and groupname.

  GroupName is the Group Client VPN that you want the user to access.

  Hope that helps.