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Thanks Henry. As always you know your stuff!
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Thanks Henry. As always you know your stuff!

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I just finished rewiriting an app in C# (was in VB.NET), but it doesn't work the same. When I ran the VB code below, I would end up with an account that was enabled. However, when I run the C# code below, I still get the user, but it is disabled.<br />
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Please advise.<br />
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VB.NET:<br />
Dim userACFlags As Object = newUser.Properties(&quot;userAc<wbr />countContr<wbr />ol&quot;).Value<wbr /><br />
newUser.Properties(&quot;userAc<wbr />countContr<wbr />ol&quot;).Value<wbr /> = userACFlags Or &amp;H200 Or &amp;H10000 Xor &amp;H2<br />
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C#:<br />
int userACFlags = (int) newUser.Properties[&quot;userAc<wbr />countContr<wbr />ol&quot;].Value<wbr />; //returns 546<br />
newUser.Properties[&quot;userAc<wbr />countContr<wbr />ol&quot;].Value<wbr /> = userACFlags | 0x200 | 0x10000 ^ 0x2;
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I just finished rewiriting an app in C# (was in VB.NET), but it doesn't work the same. When I ran the VB code below, I would end up with an account that was enabled. However, when I run the C# code below, I still get the user, but it is disabled.

Please advise.

VB.NET:
Dim userACFlags As Object = newUser.Properties("userAccountControl").Value
newUser.Properties("userAccountControl").Value = userACFlags Or &H200 Or &H10000 Xor &H2

C#:
int userACFlags = (int) newUser.Properties["userAccountControl"].Value; //returns 546
newUser.Properties["userAccountControl"].Value = userACFlags | 0x200 | 0x10000 ^ 0x2;

Problem Enabling Account

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