Where the local users and groups in Win 7 Home Premium? I don't find it in computer management.

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• Why isn't the local users and groups in Windows 7 Home Premium active?

  Unfortunately, the page of "Compare editions" for Windows 7 does not show that it is disabled for Windows 7 Home Premium.  So, I think that Microsoft is engaged in false advertising by activating only not this snap-in Control Panel.

  
  

  Bottom line is: I need to access the Panel to ensure that I am in the Visual Studio debugger users group.  So, I can't debug anything.  The software does not work properly.

  
  

  Microsoft should immediately activate this feature.

  I'm sorry, but no original version of Windows has always included local users and groups .

  I recommend posting your question in the MSDN Visual Studio Forums , where other developers can answer. They know how to do what you want.

  To get your suggestion to the right people at Microsoft, please click the give us your comments. Help improve Windows 7 link under ads at the top of the main page of the forum, or go to the page give us your comments for Windows 7 . Boulder computer Maven
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• Cannot access the local users and groups

  Hello everyone, I got this error since April 2010:
  Cannot access the computer ComputerName. The error was: invalid syntax.

  It is not really bad for me, because I used to use the cmd console.

  I followed several recommendation to solve this error, but without success. Many colleagues have the same error. About 100 of the 500 have this problem.
  Don't tell me to reinstall the PC because it is not possible. I have no spare time to set my PC again and install all required software. And to reinstall the PC isn't sollution.

  Re-register the dll or other files not work. Not work replace the msc or cpl files. Installation of the admin packs, technical resource kits or installer also not work.

  No errors in the application logs, no errors in the system log, no errors in the security logs. GPO is clear. The same mistake in compmgmt.msc, lusrmgr.msc, or when I add the MMC snap-in. So I guess that the error in the XML (MS XML) parser tool or in the msc file.

  Do someone have the solution for this?

  Yet once the relocation no solution!

  Hi Peter,.

  In this case, I would say that you post your question in the Microsoft TechNet forums such that there is a problem with more than 100 computers.

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• Suddenly can't access local users and groups permissions list

  In computer management (my computer / manage) "Local users and groups" icon has a red x on it and when I click on it I get this message:

  Local users and groups
  Unable to access the computer {computer name} toa. The error was: library not registered.

  How can I find which library is not registered, so I can register?

  BTW, this is one of several very similar problems that began to arrive after the last update of Microsoft Windows Vista.

  Hello GCCarvill,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft answers Forum.

  If you have a system restore point, before applying the updates would be the fastest way to restore the library file
  who is missing. Use the following article to restore to an earlier point in time. Don't forget to create a manual restore point before using an earlier version of the operating system.

  936212 KB - how to repair the operating system and how to restore the configuration of the operating system to an earlier point in time in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212

  You can also create a manual system restore point so that you can restore in case of problems.
  How to create a system restore point manually:
  Right-click on the computer icon in the desktop, then choose Properties
  In the left pane, click System Protection
  Alternatively, to directly access the System Protection tab, click Start and type SystemPropertiesProtection.exe.
  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  Click the System Protection tab and then click on create.
  In the System Protection dialog box, type a description, and then click on create.

  After the search for the other forums, I found another user having a similar problem. They used a tool called FileMon and after comparison, they discovered a file called activeds.tlb was missing. They have restored a copy in the system32 directory and
  was then able to access the local users and groups successfully. You can download a copy of FileMon of:
  http://www.sysinternals.com

  If please reply back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem or if you need further assistance.

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• Local users and groups is missing from computer management

  I can't find the local users and groups folder in computer management. He is absent.

  Hello

  Advanced management tools are only available in the Windows 8 Pro version. It seems that you have the standard version of Windows 8. Windows and Windows 8 RT have local users and groups with disabilities.

  You can also check the wire and check.

  The local users and groups missing

  Hope the helps of information. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• Don't Win 7 Home Premium no local users and groups under computer management

  I am trying to create local groups, but when I go into computer Managemmt as an admin there no option groups in the tree.  Aide said it is in "computer Management\System Tools\Local and Groups\Groups users", but the only options I have under system tools are planner of the event viewer, shared folders, Performance and device - not local users and groups management tasks.  No idea how I can get access to this?

  I think that it is only available if you have Windows 7 Professional or ultimate edition. Bob Larson Access MVP

• Win 7 Pro - all users in local users and groups

  Hello I have a new install of Windows 7 Pro with two users; Administrator (built in) and my personal user (CCzahor). I can connect to windows very well with both users.  When I right click my computer and manage them, there is no user appearing in "users and groups / users.  However, if I go to groups, double-click 'Administrators', I see Director listed, and I see CCzahor under "users".  In addition, when I run lusrmgr.msc, I see the same thing as described above, but when I run netplwiz.msc, I see the admin and CCzahor displayed in the list.

  It is not functionally a problem, but rather a nuisance than anything else.  Any ideas?

  Hello

  Please provide a detailed description of the issue.

  I understand the inconvenience you encountered. I will certainly help you with information.

  Note: Users and groups is located in computer management. A collection of administrative tools that you can use to manage a local computer or a remote computer. Please see the link below.

  Local users and groups overview

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc770756.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

  Important: Under local users and groups, you must click users to see users and groups. And if the two accounts you have in the system have administrator permissions, it's going to be reflective under the administrator group.

  I hope this information is useful.

  Please provide us with the information above to help you best.

  Thank you.

• The 16 GB memory how will win 7 Home premium 64-bit use?

  The 16 GB memory how will win 7 Home premium 64-bit use

  Tuesday, August 12, 2014 18:57:45 + 0000, CurtWUC wrote:

  The 16 GB memory how will win 7 Home premium 64-bit use

  As many as it takes. All this, if necessary.

  But keep in mind that, according to the applications you run.
  It can be much less than this. Most people require no so much than that.
  And unless you do a lot of great graphics or video editing, there
  unlikely you want.

  As an example of what I mean, I'm under 64-bit Windows 8
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• The local users and 'Add Member to group' groups function displays the password in clear text

  Hello

  I saw something strange that happens when you add the connected locally to the domain user to a local security group via lusrmgr.msc. This seems to be repeated in our Organization, and I was wondering if it's something to do with our generation, or if it is more widespread? After you have selected the locally connected user (domain) to be added to a local security group, but before confirming with OK / apply, the user name appears in the ACL in the format:

  Domain\username (password@fulldomain)

  The password appears when the user name should be, which is probably just a minor bug where an incorrect value is selected on the screen, but the fact that it is displayed in plain text rather than a hash of password is a little more disconcerting. There seems to be some caveats: it affects only the users in the domain (local users are displayed differently); It is not affected by the local administrator rights (although /are/ to add the user to the local administrator rights); It doesn't affect that the user logged on locally (I can't reproduce as a runas user).

  The steps to reproduce this are:
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  3) click on add
  (4) enter the username of the user locally. Ok

  Anyone else see this behavior?

  See you soon,.

  Dines keV

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

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

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• I have been unable to untick the box "Allow user to administer this computer" in the preferences users and groups of the system...

  I took to allow a user to administer by checking the box "Allow user to administer this computer" of the user in the users window and groups in system preferences.

  I tried to uncheck the box, but it remains unchanged.

  You must be logged in as a different user than the one you are trying to change, and your own user name must be an administrator on this system.

• My cursor jumps to the right and cannot use it for games. Have the Toshiba laptop and Windows Vista Edition using Home Premium pack 2

  my jumps to cursor to the right of the page and will move for me when you play as Bejewelled. Have laptop Toshiba and use Windows Vista Premium Pack 2.

  Hello
  You did recently change?
  It is while you use other applications?
   
  I suggest that you update touchpad and display drivers for the cards and check.
  1. open Device Manager by clicking the Start button, click on the Control Panel, clicking system and Maintenance, and then clicking Device Manager. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  2. in Device Manager, locate the touchpad, and then double-click the device name.
  3. click Driver tab, then click on set to update driver and follow the instructions.
  4. now Locate Display Adapter and then double-click the device name.
  5. click Driver tab, then click on set to update driver and follow the instructions.

  Now, try to follow the link provided to update a hardware driver that is not working properly and check the question below.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly
   
  You can also change the touchpad settings and check.
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• Ask local users and creates local users

  I am trying to automate the creation of a Local user in ESXi using the Perl SDK.

  I know how to extract a list of users with permissions to the host.

  My $userAccounts = $authorizationMgr-> RetrieveAllPermissions;
  for my {$user (@$userAccounts)}
  If ($user-> eq main $add_user) {}
  # The user exist
  If ($user-> roleId = $add_roleId) {}
  Print "user already exists with correct role, OK\n";
  Exit 0
  } else {}
  Print STDERR "user exists but with wrong roleId.\n";
  Print STDERR "request for role = (". ")" $add_role. (''), got (";"
  {for(@$roleList)}
  If ($user-> roleId eq $_-> roleId) {}
  Print STDERR $_-> name. ») \n » ;
  }
  }

  Exit 1;
  

  }
  }
  }

  But it is possible for an account to be included in the local users and groups, but not have any assigned permissions.

  Does anyone know how query if the local account exist? In vSphere Client when connected directly to a host of local users and groups tab displays this info, I am lookling access in Perl.

  Also I was trying to create a local user account and have no chance

  Code:

  My $accountManager = Vim::get_view (mo_ref = > $service_content-> contact).
  $accountManager-> CreateUser (user = > {id = > 'Inventory2', password = > "aBc!}) ({56hh', description = > 'Inventory2'});

  Output:

  Should HostAccountSpec for the argument of the 'user '. (eval 17) line 100
  VimService::get_arg_string ('HASH (0x1f49c160)', 'user', 'HostAccountSpec') called at (eval 17) line 132
  VimService::build_arg_string ('ARRAY (0x1f085fc0)', 'HASH (0x1f085f40)') called at (eval 17) line 4163
  VimService::CreateUser ('VimService = HASH (0x1f214220)', '_this', 'ManagedObjectReference is HASH (0x1f2db240)', 'user', 'HASH (0x1f49c160)') called at /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8/VMware/VICommon.pm line 1693
  ViewBase::invoke ('HostLocalAccountManager = HASH (0x1f49c760)', 'CreateUser', ' user', 'HASH (0x1f49c160)') called at (eval 36) line 4
  HostLocalAccountManagerOperations::CreateUser ('HostLocalAccountManager = HASH (0x1f49c760)', 'user', 'HASH (0x1f49c160)') called at vmware_user_add.pl line 151

  I think I made a stupid mistake by calling the method.

  Thanks for any help you can give.

  -Daniel

  To list the users, you must use the managed object userDirectory rather http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-51/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.wssdk.apiref.doc%2Fvim.UserDirectory.html and use RetrieveUserGroups

  Joint a quick example is called listUsers.pl

  VI-admin@vMA51:~ >./listUsers.pl--vesxi51-1--username root of the server
  Enter the password:
  Name: administrator
  Group: 0
  Main: root

  Name: DCUI user
  Group: 0
  Main: dcui

  Name: Account administration VMware VirtualCenter
  Group: 0
  Main: vpxuser

  Name: ESXi user
  Group: 0
  Main: vslauser

  Name: william
  Group: 0
  Principal: william

  For your CreateUser() method, you do not pass in the type of such expect property indicated in the reference on the http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-51/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.wssdk.apiref.doc%2Fvim.host.LocalAccountManager.AccountSpecification.html API, which is a HostAccountSpec of vSphere

  It should be:

  My $userSpec = HostAccountSpec-> new (id-online 'Inventory2', password-online "aBc! 56hh", description =>"Inventory2");

  $accountManager-> CreateUser (user-online $userSpec);

  The QAnywhere vSphere is your friend

  Good luck

• Not the users and groups folder under computer management

  Original title: no access to users and groups in Windows 8 Pro

  Right click on computer, select Manage

  There is no option in the management of the computer!

  WHY? How to view?
  Thank you
  Hi Johnny,.
   
  
  Looks like you are unable to get users and groups under computer management.
  
   
  I would like to gather information to help you:
   
  
   
  (1) how do you try to locate users and groups under computer management?
  (2) you are able to view other folders in the same section?
  (3) don't you make changes to the computer before this problem?
  
   
  I suggest you to check if the steps will help you to locate users and groups folder under Computer Management:
   
  
  (a) Windows and X set button, and then select computer management.
  (b) double click on system tools.
  (c) click on local users and groups.
  (d) check if you are able to find users and groups folder.
   
  Do we not respond with the status of this issue.

• Provisioning TMS users and groups page in the browser Chrome

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  Anders Abrahamsen wrote:
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