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Look in to the cmdlet SPUser Relink. That should help you.
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Look in to the cmdlet SPUser Relink. That should help you.

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try re-typing the command in full rather than copy and paste.<br />
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STSADM can be sensitive to character set when pasted from a website.
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try re-typing the command in full rather than copy and paste.

STSADM can be sensitive to character set when pasted from a website.

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Hi Experts<br />
i am facing some issues with my sharepoint 2010, when any use id changed for specific user in active directory it will not reflected in SharePoint, example a user have this userid mffitr1 which is working perfectly in sharepoint, latetly was updated to <b>mffitr3</b>, now when a user browse the sharepoint he can see his old login id <b>mffitr1</b>, we tried to syncronize the active directory but still facing the same issue. is there any solution for that?<br />
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thank you
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Hi Experts
i am facing some issues with my sharepoint 2010, when any use id changed for specific user in active directory it will not reflected in SharePoint, example a user have this userid mffitr1 which is working perfectly in sharepoint, latetly was updated to mffitr3, now when a user browse the sharepoint he can see his old login id mffitr1, we tried to syncronize the active directory but still facing the same issue. is there any solution for that?

thank you

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