how to restore deleted user in active directory 2008 r2?
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Navigate to start and type dsac.exe. Open “Active Directory Administrative Centre”. In the left pane click domain name and select the “Deleted Objects” container in the context menu. Right-click the container and click “Restore” to restore the deleted objects.
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['Open the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in from the Administrative Tools folder.', 'Right-click the Active Directory Users and Computers icon again and press Operation Masters.']
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Type dsa. msc and hit Enter to open the Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC) console. In the left pane of ADUC, expand your domain and click the Users node. In the right pane, right-click the domain administrator account whose password you want to reset, and then click Reset Password.
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['Open the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.', 'In the left pane, right-click on the domain and select Find.', 'Type the name of the user and click Find Now.', 'In the Search Results, right-click on the user and select Rename.']
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['On a domain controller, click Start, and then click Run.', 'In Open (or Run), type dcpromo to open the Active Directory Installation Wizard, and then click Next.', 'On the Remove Active Directory page, click Next, and then continue to follow the wizard.']
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To recover an object from the Recycle Bin, open the Active Directory Administrative Center and click on the Deleted Objects folder. You can then search through the list of deleted objects to find the object you wish to restore.
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['Step 1: Download from Microsoft website. ... ', 'Step 2: Install the update package. ... ', 'Step 3: Turn on the “feature” ... ', '12 comments on “Windows 7 – How to install the Active Directory Users and Computers tools”']
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['Run "dcpromo" in your Windows Active Directory environment.', 'This opens up the Active Directory Installation Wizard. ... ', 'Delete the domain - If this is the last Domain controller in your domain, then this domain will be deleted.']
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['Go to Persona Bar > Manage > Users.', 'Search for the deleted user account. From the Show dropdown, choose Deleted to filter the displayed accounts. Browse the list for the user account.', 'Click/Tap the ellipses icon for the user, then choose Restore User.']
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As such there is no available way to recover a deleted user profile in Window XP. But you can recover the data from the deleted user account if you have not deleted the user folder while deleting the user account.
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Click Start menu / Administrative Tools / System Configuration. On the Boot tab, click Safe boot / Active Directory repair and choose OK. In the System Configuration dialog box, click Restart.
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['Download the recovery software. ... ', 'Select the disk or card containing your deleted files and allow the tool to scan for missing files.', 'Select the files to recover.', 'Choose a save location, which must be different to the original location.']
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['Step 1: Select the Server from which System State was backed up and click “Restore”', 'Step 2: Select “Complete Online restore of a computer, or restore system components”.', 'Step 3: Select “Active Directory, ADAM/AD, LDS, and/or System State”.']
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['To do this you will need to boot into DSRM (Directory Services Restore Mode) by restarting your server and pressing F8 during the restart.', 'Choose Directory Services Restore Mode from the Advanced Boot menu.']
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['Navigate to start and type dsac.exe. ... ', 'In the left pane click domain name and select the “Deleted Objects” container in the context menu.', 'Right-click the container and click “Restore” to restore the deleted objects.']
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['Select Start > Administrative Tools > Active Directory Users and Computers.', 'In the Active Directory Users and Computers tree, find and select your domain name.', 'Expand the tree to find the path through your Active Directory hierarchy.']
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['At least one domain controller in a domain must be backed up.', 'Include your Active Directory backup within your disaster recovery plan.', 'Back up Active Directory on a regular basis.', 'Use software that ensures data consistency.', 'Use backup solutions that provide granular recovery.']