User Account

S

Simon Wilton

I've moved my build from using minlogon to winlogon and added a user account
and autologon to it.

I now get the message that there are loads of things that I don't have
permission to do. I assume that the user account does not have administrator
rights.

I've looked at the properties of the component, and that does not show the
account type directly. However, in the Advanced tab there is a property
called cmiUserGroup - which is set to 3. I've look in the TD help and
searched MSDN, but I get no results. Is this property what I have to change?
If so what to?

TIA

Simon
 
S

Stan Klyk

Hi Simon,

yes, the values are:
1 = Administrator
2 = power Users
3 = Users (default)

I hope this helps
STAN
 
A

Andy Allred [MS]

And the account group '4' = Guest.

I'm pretty sure this is explained in the xpehelp.chm located on your dev
machine under .\program files\windows embedded\help.

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Andy

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B

Brett [MS]

In the Help, the "Changing the Settings for a User Account" topic discusses
settings for the User Account component.

Brett

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Y

Yasutaka Nakamura

Can I setting multiple groups for a acount in T/D?
For example, I create acount "My User". Can I
make "MyUser" to be belong to "Administrators" and "Users"?
 
D

David Reed \(MS\)

Target Designer does not have this ability, but there are
several ways to achieve this using some of the built in
tools that ship with XP Professional and XP Embedded.
Examples of commonly used commands are 'Net Use' and 'Net
Join'. These utilities will accommodate most of your
needs, and are easy to script.

David

-----Original Message-----
Can I setting multiple groups for a acount in T/D?
For example, I create acount "My User". Can I
make "MyUser" to be belong to "Administrators" and "Users"?

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Yasutaka
-----Original Message-----
In the Help, the "Changing the Settings for a User Account" topic discusses
settings for the User Account component.

Brett

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties,
and
confers no rights.
 

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