T16:26:54.148Z I Successfully registered for tamper protection with Sophos Endpoint Defense. T16:26:54.134Z I Uninstall current product. T16:26:54.134Z I Successfully requested Sophos Endpoint Defense disable tamper protection of SAU. T16:26:54.131Z I Installation type: Major version change or sidegrade. T16:26:54.130Z I Checking SAU Service ImagePath
Select the relevant user.T09:47:36.827Z I Leaving MsiInstall::GetPackageProperty() with ERROR_SUCCESS. In 'Local Users and Groups' click 'Users'. In 'Advanced user management' click 'Advanced'. In the Control Panel window, click 'User Accounts'.
Select the relevant user.Īt the taskbar, click Start|Control Panel. In the Computer Management window, in the left-hand pane, double-click 'Local Users and Groups', then click 'Users'. In the Administrative Tools window, double-click 'Computer Management'. In the Control Panel window, double-click 'Administrative Tools'. Right-click the user and select 'Properties'.Īt the taskbar, click Start|Settings|Control Panel. In the User Manager window, select the relevant user. Then the next step for domain client is as follows depending on your window type:Īt the taskbar, click Start|Programs|Administrative Tools (Common)|User Manager.
this has to be for window server 2003/2008. Right-click the user and select 'Properties' then you can make changes. "Active directory users and computers" double click on that in the Active Directory Users and Computers window, in the Tree pane, click the Users folder and select the user.
Open control panel from the start menu and open the link that says"administrative tools" in here you will find a icon that says You have to take permission and rights of your account from the active directory here is a method you can do it: Sophos Antivirus software autoupdate failedĬheck the rights and permissions of the account.
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