Sentences with phrase «local user name»

Not exact matches

They are always widowers, have one child, are in construction, love to travel to exotic places, never mention any local favorite places or universities if they are college grads and are only on for a few days (free three day trial period), then show up under a different user name.

NY TIMES - Dec 26 - Meet at the Airport.com asks users to include the name of their local airport, the time they'll be there or the location and time that they'll be at any other terminal in the world.

They'll be in a hidden folder located in C: \ Users \» my name» \ AppData \ Local \ Packages \ BarnesNoble.Nook

3) I used Amazon Local Register with the SPG Amex card in my authorized user's name, but it still showed up as paid to me on the account — meaning I had paid myself and AMEX knew it.

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NOTE: The way you can tell whether an account in the Users for this computer list is a local account is that local accounts are listed by the name you gave the account when you created it.

For local user accounts and domain user accounts in domains of at least a Windows Server 2008 functional level, if you enable this setting, a message appears after the user logs on that displays the date and time of the last successful logon by that user, the date and time of the last unsuccessful logon attempted with that user name, and the number of unsuccessful logons since the last successful logon by that user.

Note: In older versions of Windows 10, these files were stored under C: \ Users \ Name \ AppData \ Local \ lxss.

As the name itself suggests, it means the assistant will offer users the highlights based on their preferences and what they're interested in, whether it's the local weather, sports scores, or something else.

(This takes you to C: \ Users \ NAME \ AppData \ Local \ Packages.

Back in the same folder in the Local Group Policy Editor, find the «Interactive logon: Do not display last user name» item and double - click it.

Now in File Explorer, go to C: \ Users \ User Name \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ Windows \ WinX, where < User name > is your account nName \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ Windows \ WinX, where < User name > is your account nname > is your account namename.

You can search for local businesses via proximity search, name, or category and the app will also show user ratings for businesses and the most popular businesses nearby.

Odds are users are googling local terms to find services like yours, and not your name.