Sage Line 50 permissions issue. Applies to older versions

Permissions issue when trying to start sage as a different user:
Try the following:

Log in as an administrative account. Go to Documents and settings, All Users, properties, Security and give everyone “Full Control”. Then Advanced and tick the “Replace permissions on all child objects” and apply. Then go to All Users again, application data, Microsoft, Crypto. Rename RSA folder to RSAold and recreate a new empty RSA folder. Log in as user and run Sage.

Try the following:

1. Log into Windows as an Administrator
2. Go to Computer and right click on the ProgramData folder
3. Select Properties -> Security
4. Select Users then select Advanced
5. Select Change Permissions
6. Select Users, Edit and select Full Control then OK
7. Select Replace all Child object permissions then OK
8. Go to c:\programdata\microsoft\crypto
9. Rename RSA folder to RSAold and recreate a new empty RSA folder.
10. Log in as user and run Sage.

Outlook 2010 Password dialogue problem

Password dialogue keeps popping up for Outlook users, in the network, and logged in.

We’ve seen this before as well.

Try resetting the user’s password again, then have them restart their computer before trying to log in with the new credentials.

This usually takes care of it for me.

I find the problem occurs most when the credentials get changed mid session

 

ANSWER:  I found that it works to delete credentials (see below) but sometimes the problem exists when there are no Windows credentials in existence.  In that case, add credentials for the domain controller:  eg contoso.local

Seems to stop it happening.

JD Lambert Feb 29, 2012 at 9:37 AM

You may want to try this. We experienced this some in our environment as well. We found some invalid credentials were saved or corrupt and had to clear them out. Here was the process that we used:

With Windows 7:
1. Go to Control Panel ==> User Accounts ==> Manage your credentials

2. Under Generic Credentials you will see your Outlook Saved Password. My belief is the password saved in this area is invalid. Remove the saved password and log on to Outlook.

3. When I looked at User Accounts, Credentials, she had 6-8 ID’s up under Generic Accounts all of them Outlook. I deleted all of them, which will force it to use the domain logon account. So far it appears to have worked.