Re: User: ASP.NET Machine Account???

did you fix this problem as i am having the same problem
i have vista premuim


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i use windows xp home edition. i had encrypted a few word docs and now i
cannot access them as the prompt says that i do not have
privilege/access is denied! tho i am the administrator and have complete
right!!! then i noticed that there is a new account asp.net machine a..
and it is on limited access. does this hv anything to do with my files
being inaccessible. also when i tried to remove the password to the asp
acount- the prompt said the following- "you will lose all your efs
encrypted files..." so i panicked and did not change it; and when i
tried deleting it - it said that the machine can save my docs etc into a
new folder...

when i right click and go into the properties of the docs - there is no
tab that says security so that i can retrieve ownership of the file when
i log on as admin... all i get is the encrypt option which i tick and
then try to decrypt the docs - but am not allowed to as i dont have
access... grrrrr...

the docs that i have encrypted are worth 4 yrs of my life - my film
scripts and so if i lose them i will probably die... so please somebody
out there help me.... do i delete the asp account?
is the prob due to the asp account?
or due to some other reasons?
HELP!!!!!


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Exactly how did you encrypt the Word files? (XP Home does not support efs
encryption.) Did you use a 3rd party program, or do you mean you set a
password in Word. What version of Word?

It's doubtful that the the ASP.NET is related. This is created when the net
framework is installed and you should leave it alone.
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> i use windows xp home edition. i had encrypted a few word docs and now i
> cannot access them as the prompt says that i do not have
> privilege/access is denied! tho i am the administrator and have complete
> right!!! then i noticed that there is a new account asp.net machine a..
> and it is on limited access. does this hv anything to do with my files
> being inaccessible. also when i tried to remove the password to the asp
> acount- the prompt said the following- "you will lose all your efs
> encrypted files..." so i panicked and did not change it; and when i
> tried deleting it - it said that the machine can save my docs etc into a
> new folder...
>
> when i right click and go into the properties of the docs - there is no
> tab that says security so that i can retrieve ownership of the file when
> i log on as admin... all i get is the encrypt option which i tick and
> then try to decrypt the docs - but am not allowed to as i dont have
> access... grrrrr...
>
> the docs that i have encrypted are worth 4 yrs of my life - my film
> scripts and so if i lose them i will probably die... so please somebody
> out there help me.... do i delete the asp account?
> is the prob due to the asp account?
> or due to some other reasons?
> HELP!!!!!
>
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papuly2k wrote:<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
> i use windows xp home edition. i had encrypted a few word docs and now i
> cannot access them as the prompt says that i do not have
> privilege/access is denied!<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->
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> tho i am the administrator and have complete
> right!!! then i noticed that there is a new account asp.net machine a..
> and it is on limited access. does this hv anything to do with my files
> being inaccessible. <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

No, asp.net machine account has nothing to do with the file access in
this case.
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> also when i tried to remove the password to the asp
> acount- the prompt said the following- "you will lose all your efs
> encrypted files..." so i panicked and did not change it; and when i
> tried deleting it - it said that the machine can save my docs etc into a
> new folder... <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

you should leave the asp.net machine account alone<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
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> when i right click and go into the properties of the docs - there is no
> tab that says security so that i can retrieve ownership of the file when
> i log on as admin... all i get is the encrypt option which i tick and
> then try to decrypt the docs - but am not allowed to as i dont have
> access... grrrrr...<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

If you have the savvy, then go to the Command Prompt and take file
ownership.



Also, I don't know why the Security tab is not showing for you, but if
you ever get it to show, then simply go to the file or folder and add
the 'Everyone' group account to the file or folder with full
permissions. That should solve your access denided problems

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> the docs that i have encrypted are worth 4 yrs of my life - my film
> scripts and so if i lose them i will probably die... so please somebody
> out there help me.... do i delete the asp account?<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

NO!

 

hi GTS - i am using xp professional... not home... my bad... all i did
was right click on the doc... properties... attributes... advanced
attributes... and the prompt (pic 3 in my post) and clicked on "encrypt
contents to secure data"... that is it... no 3rd party program... office
word 2007 (12.0.4518.1014) MSO (12.0.4518.1014)... does this info help?
thanks...


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Addendum
In XP Home, in order to access the Security tab, you must boot to Safe
Mode.

 

i went into safe mode and added administrator and yet hv not been able
to access the files when i log back as admin. i think i maybe missing
out on something... this is indeed a weird problem... and GTS i use xp
pro not home... and the security tab does not come when i right click
the file - only general properties appear, and then i can get into
advanced properties... tried to decrypt as you can see in the pic
previously but not getting access...


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papuly2k wrote:<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
> i went into safe mode and added administrator and yet hv not been able
> to access the files when i log back as admin. <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

Well, that admin account that you're using is not the admin account that
has full rights. There is only one admin account that has full rights on
Vista, and it's the hidden admin account, which the one you're using
doesn't inherit full rights from the hidden account. The hidden admin
account on Vista is the same admin account on XP that has full admin
rights, but no other admin account on Vista can inherit rights from the
hidden account, upon account creation, like it does on XP.

<http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/enable-the-hidden-administrator-account-on-windows-vista/>

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> i think i maybe missing
> out on something... this is indeed a weird problem... and GTS i use xp
> pro not home... and the security tab does not come when i right click
> the file - only general properties appear, and then i can get into
> advanced properties... tried to decrypt as you can see in the pic
> previously but not getting access...
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The simple fact is that there is another user account on the folder or
file that doesn't have full rights, and it's superseding your admin user
account that is not a full-rights admin account.

To circumvent the problem easily, one can put the Everyone group account
on the file or folder with full rights and gain access, using a non-full
rights admin account. Or one finds the user-account on the file or
folder that is superseding the non-full rights admin account and make it
match the rights of the admin account.

 

i am using xp and not vista - i tried taking ownership as i said
earlier... i have currently 3 active accounts on my machine (pic sent as
ref) - admin, anirban (created as additional admin recently in my
efforts to access the files) and asp.net. The anirban admin account i
cannot delete as it says that i need to assign another user as admin on
the machine before i can change the present to a limited access account.
i dont understand why it is saying that when there is already an
existing admin account - or then what is it? sorry for the bother guys -
but being unable to access my files - its driving me nuts!!!


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papuly2k wrote:<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
> i am using xp and not vista <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

Then why are you posting an XP issue in a Vista forum?

 

In XP Pro if you don't see a security tab, go to Folder Options in Control
Panel, View Tab, and temporarily uncheck "Use simple file sharing" last item
in list).

Apparently you did use EFS. Hopefully this is an ownership/rights issue
and the above will resolve it.

In the future, please post XP related questions to XP newsgroups.
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> hi GTS - i am using xp professional... not home... my bad... all i did
> was right click on the doc... properties... attributes... advanced
> attributes... and the prompt (pic 3 in my post) and clicked on "encrypt
> contents to secure data"... that is it... no 3rd party program... office
> word 2007 (12.0.4518.1014) MSO (12.0.4518.1014)... does this info help?
> thanks...
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firstly i apologize for putting an XP issue on the Vista forum - in my
panic i had googled - and this is where the search led me to... and so I
was overjoyed and did not check the url - and that it did mention
vista-help... so I am sorry for the inconvenience caused but thanks to
both of you for all the help and support... will try the folder
un-checking option and see. thanks.


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