HowTo – What you can do if the Log-On is grey out on a Service

September 30, 2019 Rolf 0 Comments

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Hello,

I changed the Log-On on a Service to mSA (Managed Service Account). But at the end, it doesn’t work with the software. So I want to change it back, but it is greyed out. Hmm, not nice. What I should now do?

 sc managedaccount<servicename> false

That was the key 🙂

Cheers,

Rolf

Tags: greyed, Log-On, mSA, out, Service

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