I recently was settting up a new Microsoft SharePoint 2010 machine and had promoted the machine to a domain controller before creating my SharePoint admin accounts. I needed to add several of my accounts to the local Administrators group. Unfortunately after you promote a server to a domain controller you can no longer access the GUI for Local Users and Groups. Instead I had to use the command line to add the users. Open a command promt using the "Run as administrator" function and then run the following command. net localgroup Administrators /add {domain}\{user} Note: do not include the {} brackets.
While attempting to move files from a hard drive I recovered I kept getting the following error on a specific set of files. An error occurred while applying security information to {G:\Folder} Failed to enumerate objects in the container. Access is denied. In order to fix it did the following. -Open a Command Prompt "As Administrator" -Run the following commands: takeown /f "G:\folder" /r /d y icacls "G:\folder" /grant administrators:F /T
Introduction This tutorial delves into integrating PowerApps Component Framework (PCF) controls with host form data within Microsoft Power Platform’s model-driven apps. This article will guide you through the necessary scripting to expose and consume formContext and globalContext from a custom table called new_Competitor. Aimed at enhancing both custom and Microsoft Form Component PCF controls, this approach ensures dynamic interactions with the host form data. Disclaimer : It’s important to note that there are various methods to retrieve data within PCF controls, including the use of WebAPI. While WebAPI provides a versatile way to access data across different entities and contexts, the approach described in this tutorial focuses on directly integrating with host form data, which can be particularly beneficial in specific use cases where immediate context is crucial. This method allows for real-time data interactions that are essential for certain scenarios, providing a streamlined...
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