djgobby
2010-07-23, 11:23
Appologies if this has been asked before, I did search but came up empty.
Usually when taking a look at the immunization list, every user on the machine is listed but there is usually no entry for "All users". This is fine an immunization goes smoothly. However, on a handful of machines I have noticed the entry for "All users" and it can't be immunized. I am typing this on a machine that has this issue. "All users" is listed as any normal user would be, with 4 sections, Cookies, Domains, IPs and Secure Domains, but with 0 items protected.
I believe it shouldn't be in the list at all but so far haven't been able to figure out why it sometimes does. I have ruled out any software from the thread "Various reasons for incomplete immunization".
All I can think of is that maybe somewhere in the registry, the "All Users" account has been altered to show as a regular user, but I may just be thinking out aloud.
Anyone else had this issue and can shed some light onto how I might fix it?
Cheers.
Usually when taking a look at the immunization list, every user on the machine is listed but there is usually no entry for "All users". This is fine an immunization goes smoothly. However, on a handful of machines I have noticed the entry for "All users" and it can't be immunized. I am typing this on a machine that has this issue. "All users" is listed as any normal user would be, with 4 sections, Cookies, Domains, IPs and Secure Domains, but with 0 items protected.
I believe it shouldn't be in the list at all but so far haven't been able to figure out why it sometimes does. I have ruled out any software from the thread "Various reasons for incomplete immunization".
All I can think of is that maybe somewhere in the registry, the "All Users" account has been altered to show as a regular user, but I may just be thinking out aloud.
Anyone else had this issue and can shed some light onto how I might fix it?
Cheers.