dsadmin.dll.mui Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services Manager Snap-in 5eaee717c39ed0581229a6e64d2862c7

File name:	dsadmin.dll.mui
Size:	136704 byte
MD5:	5eaee717c39ed0581229a6e64d2862c7
SHA1:	aaae8a507bd8dad39d63f860ec9a43a6ee4fbd4d
SHA256:	464e11ef4026b85abcb7603aeb42bc9e428dbca71a30be50e6620febf0d760fc
Operating systems:	Windows 10
Extension:	MUI

If an error occurred or the following message in English (U.S.) language and you cannot find a solution, than check answer in English. Table below helps to know how correctly this phrase sounds in English.

id	English (U.S.)	English
3	Name	Name
4	Type	Type
5	Description	Description
6	LDAP://	LDAP://
7	Server %2 is a Domain Controller. You cannot reset the password on this object.	Server %2 is a Domain Controller. You cannot reset the password on this object.
8	The user logon name you have chosen is already in use in this enterprise. Choose another logon name, and then try again.	The user logon name you have chosen is already in use in this enterprise. Choose another logon name, and then try again.
9	Add to a &group...	Add to a &group...
10	This printer cannot be published. To publish printers on computers running the Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 operating systems, use the Printers folder.	This printer cannot be published. To publish printers on computers running the Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 operating systems, use the Printers folder.
11	- Builtin Local	- Builtin Local
12	- Domain Local	- Domain Local
13	- Global	- Global
14	- Universal	- Universal
15	An item was returned from Active Directory Domain Services for which there is no information available. Contact your system administrator.	An item was returned from Active Directory Domain Services for which there is no information available. Contact your system administrator.
16	Object %2 is a container. Do you want to add all users and contacts contained in this object to the selected group?	Object %2 is a container. Do you want to add all users and contacts contained in this object to the selected group?
17	The list of Domain Controllers for domain %2 is unavailable because: %1	The list of Domain Controllers for domain %2 is unavailable because: %1
18	Security Group	Security Group
19	Distribution Group	Distribution Group
20	The passwords do not match.	The passwords do not match.
21	One of the names cannot be changed because: %1Please try again.	One of the names cannot be changed because: %1Please try again.
22	The Add to Group operation failed or was canceled by the user.	The Add to Group operation failed or was canceled by the user.
23	Windows cannot verify that the user name is unique because the following error occurred while contacting the global catalog: %1 Windows will create this user account, but the user can log on only after the user name is verified to be unique. Make sure the global catalog is available. For more information about troubleshooting this issue, see Windows Help.	Windows cannot verify that the user name is unique because the following error occurred while contacting the global catalog: %1 Windows will create this user account, but the user can log on only after the user name is verified to be unique. Make sure the global catalog is available. For more information about troubleshooting this issue, see Windows Help.
24	You cannot rename an object while a property sheet is active for the object. Close all property sheets for this object, and then try again.	You cannot rename an object while a property sheet is active for the object. Close all property sheets for this object, and then try again.
25	Windows cannot remove the newly created object automatically. Remove it manually or contact your system administrator.	Windows cannot remove the newly created object automatically. Remove it manually or contact your system administrator.
26	The Find operation resulted in the following error: %1	The Find operation resulted in the following error: %1
27	Windows cannot disable one or more of the selected objects.	Windows cannot disable one or more of the selected objects.
28	Windows cannot enable one or more of the selected objects.	Windows cannot enable one or more of the selected objects.
29	The object %1 represents the currently logged-in user. After renaming this object it is advisable for the user to immediately log off and log on using the new user name to avoid any access conflicts. Are you sure you want to rename this object?	The object %1 represents the currently logged-in user. After renaming this object it is advisable for the user to immediately log off and log on using the new user name to avoid any access conflicts. Are you sure you want to rename this object?
30	&Delete	&Delete
31	Create	Create
32	Reset &Account	Reset &Account
33	Windows cannot create the Find dialog box because: %1	Windows cannot create the Find dialog box because: %1
34	Move	Move
35	Active Directory Users and Computers	Active Directory Users and Computers
36	F&ind... Find objects in the Active Directory Domain Services.	F&ind... Find objects in the Active Directory Domain Services.
37	Active Directory Sites and Services	Active Directory Sites and Services
38	Are you sure you want to delete the %2 named '%3'?	Are you sure you want to delete the %2 named '%3'?
39	(Unknown)	(Unknown)
40	This operation cannot be performed because one or more of the selected objects have active property sheets. Close the active property sheets, and then try again.	This operation cannot be performed because one or more of the selected objects have active property sheets. Close the active property sheets, and then try again.
41	The name you entered is too long. Names cannot contain more than 64 characters. This name will be shortened to 64 characters.	The name you entered is too long. Names cannot contain more than 64 characters. This name will be shortened to 64 characters.
42	Help is unavailable because: %1	Help is unavailable because: %1
43	You specified that the password should never expire. The user will not be required to change the password at next logon.	You specified that the password should never expire. The user will not be required to change the password at next logon.
44	You chose to filter specific types of objects, but you did not specify which objects to filter. Select one or more object types from the list.	You chose to filter specific types of objects, but you did not specify which objects to filter. Select one or more object types from the list.
47	Users, Contacts, Groups, and &Computers as containers Displays contents of user, contact, group, and computer objects	Users, Contacts, Groups, and &Computers as containers Displays contents of user, contact, group, and computer objects
48	Ad&vanced Features Enables/disables advanced features and objects	Ad&vanced Features Enables/disables advanced features and objects
49	&Filter Options... Edit filter options.	&Filter Options... Edit filter options.
50	All of the selected objects are enabled.	All of the selected objects are enabled.
51	You chose to use a custom filter, but you did not specify one. To specify a custom filter, click Customize.	You chose to use a custom filter, but you did not specify one. To specify a custom filter, click Customize.
53	Active Directory Domain Services	Active Directory Domain Services
54	objects	objects
55
56	Active Directory Users and Computers Context Menus	Active Directory Users and Computers Context Menus
57	R&eset Password...	R&eset Password...
58	&Enable Account	&Enable Account
59	Name Ma&ppings...	Name Ma&ppings...
60	Di&sable Account	Di&sable Account
61	Mo&ve...	Mo&ve...
62	&Copy...	&Copy...
63	Are you sure you want to delete these %d objects?	Are you sure you want to delete these %d objects?
64	[Filter Activated]	[Filter Activated]
65	You cannot check both User must change password at next logon and User cannot change password for the same user.	You cannot check both User must change password at next logon and User cannot change password for the same user.
66	Replicate &Now	Replicate &Now
67	Are you sure you want to rename this object?	Are you sure you want to rename this object?
68	The selected object has other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to rename.	The selected object has other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to rename.
69	%2	%2
70	The selected object has other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to delete.	The selected object has other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to delete.
71	The selected objects have other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to delete.	The selected objects have other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to delete.
72	Are you sure you want to move this object?	Are you sure you want to move this object?
73	An error occurred. Contact your system administrator.	An error occurred. Contact your system administrator.
74	All of the selected objects have been disabled.	All of the selected objects have been disabled.
75	The selected object has other objects associated with it. Select those associated objects that you also want to move.	The selected object has other objects associated with it. Select those associated objects that you also want to move.
76	Move these %d objects?	Move these %d objects?
77	The selected objects have other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to move.	The selected objects have other associated objects. Select those associated objects that you also want to move.
78	Account %2 cannot be reset because: %1	Account %2 cannot be reset because: %1
79	Account %2 was successfully reset.	Account %2 was successfully reset.
80	Windows cannot properly create this user object. The most likely cause is that the current domain or group policy requires a password. Click OK to return to the wizard; then click Back and enter a password.	Windows cannot properly create this user object. The most likely cause is that the current domain or group policy requires a password. Click OK to return to the wizard; then click Back and enter a password.
81	Computer name %2 is not a valid computer name. It may contain illegal characters. Standard names contain letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and hyphens (-), but no spaces or periods (.), and the name may not consist entirely of digits. The error returned was: %1	Computer name %2 is not a valid computer name. It may contain illegal characters. Standard names contain letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and hyphens (-), but no spaces or periods (.), and the name may not consist entirely of digits. The error returned was: %1
82	The computer name %2 contains one or more non-standard characters. Standard characters include letters (A-Z, a-z), digits (0-9), and hyphens (-). Using a non-standard name might affect your ability to interoperate with other computers, unless your network is using the Microsoft DNS Server. Do you want to use this name anyway?	The computer name %2 contains one or more non-standard characters. Standard characters include letters (A-Z, a-z), digits (0-9), and hyphens (-). Using a non-standard name might affect your ability to interoperate with other computers, unless your network is using the Microsoft DNS Server. Do you want to use this name anyway?
83	Computer name %2 contains a period. Specify a computer name that does not contain any periods.	Computer name %2 contains a period. Specify a computer name that does not contain any periods.
84	Disabling the computer account %2 prevents users on that computer from logging on to this domain. Do you want to disable this computer account?	Disabling the computer account %2 prevents users on that computer from logging on to this domain. Do you want to disable this computer account?
85	Disabling the computer objects that are selected prevents users on these computers from logging on to the domain. Do you want to disable all of these objects?	Disabling the computer objects that are selected prevents users on these computers from logging on to the domain. Do you want to disable all of these objects?
86	% %. %	% %. %
87	Changes the account state (enabled/disabled) for the current selection.	Changes the account state (enabled/disabled) for the current selection.
88	Disables the account for the current selection.	Disables the account for the current selection.
89	Maps certificates for this account.	Maps certificates for this account.
90	Resets the password for the current selection.	Resets the password for the current selection.
91	Moves the current selection to another organizational unit.	Moves the current selection to another organizational unit.
92	Deletes the current selection.	Deletes the current selection.
93	Forces immediate replication with this Domain Controller.	Forces immediate replication with this Domain Controller.
94	Allows you to add the selected objects to a group you select.	Allows you to add the selected objects to a group you select.
95	Windows cannot activate the object selection dialog box because:%1Contact your system administrator for assistance.	Windows cannot activate the object selection dialog box because:%1Contact your system administrator for assistance.
96	You do not have sufficient privileges to rename %2.	You do not have sufficient privileges to rename %2.
97	Default: Domain Admins	Default: Domain Admins
98	Creates a new user, copying information from the selected user.	Creates a new user, copying information from the selected user.
99	Renames the current selection.	Renames the current selection.
100	Users	Users
101	Groups	Groups
102	Contacts	Contacts
103	Printers	Printers
104	Shared Folders	Shared Folders
105	Computers	Computers
106	Services	Services
107	Site Topology	Site Topology
108	Inter-Site Topology	Inter-Site Topology
109	File Replication Service Topology	File Replication Service Topology
110	The columns were not successfully changed because one or more objects have property sheets active. Close the property sheets, and try again.	The columns were not successfully changed because one or more objects have property sheets active. Close the property sheets, and try again.
111	Show &Services Node Displays/hides the Services node.	Show &Services Node Displays/hides the Services node.
112	Rena&me	Rena&me
113	Active Directory Domain Services failure	Active Directory Domain Services failure
114	Active Directory Domain Services failure with code '0x%08x'!	Active Directory Domain Services failure with code '0x%08x'!
115	The site name %1 does not conform to Internet standards for naming. Using this name might affect your ability to interoperate with networks using non-Microsoft DNS servers. Do you want to use this name anyway?	The site name %1 does not conform to Internet standards for naming. Using this name might affect your ability to interoperate with networks using non-Microsoft DNS servers. Do you want to use this name anyway?
116	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 is not a valid computer name. It may contain illegal characters. Standard names contain letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and hyphens (-), but no spaces or periods (.), and the name may not consist entirely of digits. The error returned was: %1	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 is not a valid computer name. It may contain illegal characters. Standard names contain letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and hyphens (-), but no spaces or periods (.), and the name may not consist entirely of digits. The error returned was: %1
117	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 contains a period. Specify a computer name that does not contain any periods.	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 contains a period. Specify a computer name that does not contain any periods.
118	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 is not valid.	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 is not valid.
119	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 contains one or more non-standard characters. Standard characters include letters (A-Z, a-z), digits (0-9), and hyphens (-). Using a non-standard name might affect your ability to interoperate with other computers, unless your network is using the Microsoft DNS Server. Do you want to use this name anyway?	The pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 contains one or more non-standard characters. Standard characters include letters (A-Z, a-z), digits (0-9), and hyphens (-). Using a non-standard name might affect your ability to interoperate with other computers, unless your network is using the Microsoft DNS Server. Do you want to use this name anyway?
120	You do not have sufficient privileges to delete %2, or this object is protected from accidental deletion.	You do not have sufficient privileges to delete %2, or this object is protected from accidental deletion.
121	The pre-Windows 2000 logon name you have chosen is already in use in this domain. Choose another pre-Windows 2000 logon name, and then try again.	The pre-Windows 2000 logon name you have chosen is already in use in this domain. Choose another pre-Windows 2000 logon name, and then try again.
122	The pre-Windows 2000 logon name %2 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? @ " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with underscores ('_'). Do you want to continue?	The pre-Windows 2000 logon name %2 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? @ " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with underscores ('_'). Do you want to continue?
123	The user logon name %2 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with underscores ('_'). Do you want to continue?	The user logon name %2 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with underscores ('_'). Do you want to continue?
124	Windows could not delete %2 because it has a member which has this group set as its primary group.	Windows could not delete %2 because it has a member which has this group set as its primary group.
125	Object %1 is a Trusted domain object. To remove trusts use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snapin. Do you want to continue deleting this object?	Object %1 is a Trusted domain object. To remove trusts use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snapin. Do you want to continue deleting this object?
126	Windows does not allow you to delete this type of object.	Windows does not allow you to delete this type of object.
127	The pre-Windows 2000 group name %2 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with underscores ('_'). Do you want to continue?	The pre-Windows 2000 group name %2 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with underscores ('_'). Do you want to continue?
128	Error 0x%1!08x!	Error 0x%1!08x!
130	Windows cannot connect to the new forest for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.	Windows cannot connect to the new forest for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.
131	Windows cannot connect to the new domain for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.	Windows cannot connect to the new domain for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.
132	Naming information cannot be located for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.	Naming information cannot be located for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.
133	Windows cannot connect to the Domain Controller for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.	Windows cannot connect to the Domain Controller for the following reason: %1 If you are trying to connect to a Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.
146	R&aise domain functional level... Allows you to raise the domain functional level to a level you select.	R&aise domain functional level... Allows you to raise the domain functional level to a level you select.
222	The password for %2 does not expire and will not be forced to change at next logon.	The password for %2 does not expire and will not be forced to change at next logon.
223	The password for %2 has been changed.	The password for %2 has been changed.
224	Windows cannot complete the password change for %2 because: %1	Windows cannot complete the password change for %2 because: %1
225	Windows cannot access object %2 because: %1The object may have been deleted by another administrator in this enterprise.	Windows cannot access object %2 because: %1The object may have been deleted by another administrator in this enterprise.
226	The New and Confirm passwords must match. Please re-type them.	The New and Confirm passwords must match. Please re-type them.
228	Object %2 has been disabled.	Object %2 has been disabled.
229	Windows cannot disable object %2 because: %1	Windows cannot disable object %2 because: %1
231	Object %2 has been enabled.	Object %2 has been enabled.
232	Windows cannot enable object %2 because: %1	Windows cannot enable object %2 because: %1
233	Create a new object...	Create a new object...
237	Mo&ve... Moves the selected object	Mo&ve... Moves the selected object
238	The password for %2 cannot be set due to insufficient privileges. Windows will attempt to disable this account. If this attempt fails, the account will become a security risk. Contact an administrator as soon as possible to repair this. Before this user can log on, the password should be set, and the account must be enabled.	The password for %2 cannot be set due to insufficient privileges. Windows will attempt to disable this account. If this attempt fails, the account will become a security risk. Contact an administrator as soon as possible to repair this. Before this user can log on, the password should be set, and the account must be enabled.
241	Object %2 cannot be accessed because: %1It may have been removed by another administrator in this enterprise.	Object %2 cannot be accessed because: %1It may have been removed by another administrator in this enterprise.
242	The directory schema is not accessible because: %1For this reason, the New menu may be inaccurate, and extension snap-ins may not work properly.	The directory schema is not accessible because: %1For this reason, the New menu may be inaccurate, and extension snap-ins may not work properly.
243	Selected directory schema information for object type %2 is not available (specifically: Naming Attribute) because: %1You cannot create objects of this class.	Selected directory schema information for object type %2 is not available (specifically: Naming Attribute) because: %1You cannot create objects of this class.
244	Selected directory schema information for object type %2 is not available (specifically: Class GUID) because: %1Extension snap-ins for this object type might not be activated.	Selected directory schema information for object type %2 is not available (specifically: Class GUID) because: %1Extension snap-ins for this object type might not be activated.
245	Naming information cannot be located because: %1Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is properly configured and is currently online.	Naming information cannot be located because: %1Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is properly configured and is currently online.
246	Object %2 cannot be copied because: %1	Object %2 cannot be copied because: %1
247	Windows cannot set the password for %2 because: %1	Windows cannot set the password for %2 because: %1
248	Windows cannot set the password for object %2 because: %1 This computer account will be created, but will be disabled. It will have to be enabled and the account reset before it can be used to join the domain.	Windows cannot set the password for object %2 because: %1 This computer account will be created, but will be disabled. It will have to be enabled and the account reset before it can be used to join the domain.
249	&Move object into container:	&Move object into container:
250	This name is not valid. Subnet names must take the form network/bits-masked. For example: 10.14.208.0/20.	This name is not valid. Subnet names must take the form network/bits-masked. For example: 10.14.208.0/20.
251	Site	Site
252	Unknown	Unknown
253	&Change Domain Controller... Choose a specific Domain Controller to connect to	&Change Domain Controller... Choose a specific Domain Controller to connect to
254	Schema information for this object type is not available because: %1 This may cause object creation to fail. You should quit and restart this application.	Schema information for this object type is not available because: %1 This may cause object creation to fail. You should quit and restart this application.
255	Windows cannot set the requested password restrictions and/or account state for object %2 because: %1	Windows cannot set the requested password restrictions and/or account state for object %2 because: %1
256	The password must change option for object %2 cannot be set because: %1This object will be deleted if permissions allow. If permissions do not allow deletion, this object will exist in a disabled state after this wizard is finished. In that case, contact your system administrator to delete this object and review your permission settings in this container.	The password must change option for object %2 cannot be set because: %1This object will be deleted if permissions allow. If permissions do not allow deletion, this object will exist in a disabled state after this wizard is finished. In that case, contact your system administrator to delete this object and review your permission settings in this container.
257	The password cannot change option for object %2 cannot be set for the following reason: %1This object will not be created because doing so would result in weakened security.	The password cannot change option for object %2 cannot be set for the following reason: %1This object will not be created because doing so would result in weakened security.
258	The password for %2 could not be set because: %1 Contact your system administrator to correct the permissions in this area. This user object will be created disabled. It must be enabled and the password set before it can be used to access the domain.	The password for %2 could not be set because: %1 Contact your system administrator to correct the permissions in this area. This user object will be created disabled. It must be enabled and the password set before it can be used to access the domain.
259	Windows cannot set the group membership for %2 because: %1	Windows cannot set the group membership for %2 because: %1
260	Windows cannot set the membership of %2 for the following group(s): %3 because:%1	Windows cannot set the membership of %2 for the following group(s): %3 because:%1
261	Windows cannot set the membership of %2 for the following group(s): %3 because:%1Contact your domain administrator to verify that the correct rights are delegated to you to complete this operation.	Windows cannot set the membership of %2 for the following group(s): %3 because:%1Contact your domain administrator to verify that the correct rights are delegated to you to complete this operation.
262	While copying group membership, the group object for the primary group ID was not found. Instead, the domain Users group was added as the primary group.	While copying group membership, the group object for the primary group ID was not found. Instead, the domain Users group was added as the primary group.
272	Windows cannot complete the rename operation on %2 because: %1 Name-related properties on this object might now be out of sync. Contact your system administrator.	Windows cannot complete the rename operation on %2 because: %1 Name-related properties on this object might now be out of sync. Contact your system administrator.
280	True	True
281	False	False
282	The specified site name exceeds size limit of 63 bytes. English characters are represented by one byte, but characters from other languages can be represented by up to 3 bytes per character.	The specified site name exceeds size limit of 63 bytes. English characters are represented by one byte, but characters from other languages can be represented by up to 3 bytes per character.
292	Readable Name	Readable Name
293	From Server	From Server
294	From Site	From Site
296	From domain	From domain
297	From Computer	From Computer
298	Computer	Computer
299	Are you sure you want to reset this computer account?	Are you sure you want to reset this computer account?
309	Cost	Cost
310	Replication Interval	Replication Interval
350	Accounts whose passwords are currently stored on this Read-only Domain Controller	Accounts whose passwords are currently stored on this Read-only Domain Controller
351	Accounts whose passwords are stored on this Read-only Domain Controller	Accounts whose passwords are stored on this Read-only Domain Controller
352	Accounts that have been authenticated to this Read-only Domain Controller	Accounts that have been authenticated to this Read-only Domain Controller
353	Accounts whose passwords may be replicated to this Read-only Domain Controller	Accounts whose passwords may be replicated to this Read-only Domain Controller
354	Accounts whose passwords may never be replicated to this Read-only Domain Controller	Accounts whose passwords may never be replicated to this Read-only Domain Controller
361	Domain Services Folder	Domain Services Folder
363	Password Last Changed	Password Last Changed
364	Password Expires	Password Expires
365	The following error occurred while searching for accounts meeting this criteria: %s	The following error occurred while searching for accounts meeting this criteria: %s
366	Advanced Password Replication Policy for %1	Advanced Password Replication Policy for %1
381	Distinguished Name	Distinguished Name
382	Object Identifier	Object Identifier
383	Case Sensitive String	Case Sensitive String
384	Case Insensitive String	Case Insensitive String
385	Print Case String	Print Case String
386	Numerical String	Numerical String
387	OR Name	OR Name
388	Boolean	Boolean
389	Integer	Integer
390	Octet String	Octet String
391	UTC Coded Time	UTC Coded Time
392	Unicode String	Unicode String
393	Address	Address
394	Distname Address	Distname Address
395	NT Security Descriptor	NT Security Descriptor
396	Large Integer	Large Integer
397	SID	SID
500	New Object - %s	New Object - %s
501	New Object %s - Step %d of %d	New Object %s - Step %d of %d
502	Full name: %s	Full name: %s
503	User logon name: %s	User logon name: %s
504	Copy Object - %s	Copy Object - %s
505	Copy from: %s	Copy from: %s
506	Copy of	Copy of
507	Copy (%u) of	Copy (%u) of
601	Windows cannot create the object %2 because: %1	Windows cannot create the object %2 because: %1
602	Windows cannot find the information needed to start the wizard.	Windows cannot find the information needed to start the wizard.
603	The account type information for %2 cannot be written because: %1 This computer object will be created, but will be disabled and may not have the selected permissions. Permissions should be corrected before enabling the computer object. The object will have to be enabled before it can be used to join the domain.	The account type information for %2 cannot be written because: %1 This computer object will be created, but will be disabled and may not have the selected permissions. Permissions should be corrected before enabling the computer object. The object will have to be enabled before it can be used to join the domain.
604	The string contains digits that are not valid.	The string contains digits that are not valid.
605	Path %2 is not valid. Enter a valid absolute path, starting with a drive letter on the target computer.	Path %2 is not valid. Enter a valid absolute path, starting with a drive letter on the target computer.
606	Windows cannot move the object because: %s	Windows cannot move the object because: %s
607	Windows cannot rename the object because: %s	Windows cannot rename the object because: %s
608	Windows cannot delete the object because: %s	Windows cannot delete the object because: %s
610	If you cancel the running deletion, the objects deleted thus far will not be recovered. WARNING: if you select Use Delete Subtree server control check box, all objects within the subtree, including all delete-protected objects, will be deleted, and the deletion cannot be canceled.	If you cancel the running deletion, the objects deleted thus far will not be recovered. WARNING: if you select Use Delete Subtree server control check box, all objects within the subtree, including all delete-protected objects, will be deleted, and the deletion cannot be canceled.
611	Computer object %1 is already assigned to server %2 in site %3. Are you sure you want to change it to reference the new server object?	Computer object %1 is already assigned to server %2 in site %3. Are you sure you want to change it to reference the new server object?
612	Server object %3 was created in site %4, but computer %2 cannot be modified to point to the new server object. The following error occurred: %1	Server object %3 was created in site %4, but computer %2 cannot be modified to point to the new server object. The following error occurred: %1
613	Do you want to create a server object without specifying a computer object that points to it?	Do you want to create a server object without specifying a computer object that points to it?
614	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact computer %2: %1 This probably means that the computer object has not yet replicated to all servers. Do you want to create a server object without modifying a computer object to point to it?	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact computer %2: %1 This probably means that the computer object has not yet replicated to all servers. Do you want to create a server object without modifying a computer object to point to it?
615	Windows cannot delete object %2 because: %1 Do you want to continue deleting the selected objects?	Windows cannot delete object %2 because: %1 Do you want to continue deleting the selected objects?
616	Windows cannot delete object %2 because: %1	Windows cannot delete object %2 because: %1
617	Windows cannot move object %2 because: %1	Windows cannot move object %2 because: %1
618	Windows cannot move object %2 because: %1Do you want to continue moving the selected objects?	Windows cannot move object %2 because: %1Do you want to continue moving the selected objects?
619	Active Directory Sites and Services cannot locate two sites to create a working site link object. You may create a new site link that links only one site, but it will have no effect until it links at least two sites.	Active Directory Sites and Services cannot locate two sites to create a working site link object. You may create a new site link that links only one site, but it will have no effect until it links at least two sites.
620	Object %1 contains other objects. Are you sure you want to delete object %1 and all of the objects it contains?	Object %1 contains other objects. Are you sure you want to delete object %1 and all of the objects it contains?
621	The object %2 (or some of the objects it contains) cannot be deleted because: %1	The object %2 (or some of the objects it contains) cannot be deleted because: %1
622	Active Directory Sites and Services cannot locate two site link objects using the same transport as the site link bridge. You cannot create a site link bridge until there are at least two site links for this transport.	Active Directory Sites and Services cannot locate two site link objects using the same transport as the site link bridge. You cannot create a site link bridge until there are at least two site links for this transport.
623	You have created a new site without assigning it to a site link. Be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise will occur.	You have created a new site without assigning it to a site link. Be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise will occur.
625	Data from %3 is not available from Domain Controller %2 because: %1Try again later, or choose another DC by selecting Connect to Domain Controller on the Domain context menu.	Data from %3 is not available from Domain Controller %2 because: %1Try again later, or choose another DC by selecting Connect to Domain Controller on the Domain context menu.
627	Active Directory Users and Computers allows management of users, groups, organizational units, and all other AD DS objects.	Active Directory Users and Computers allows management of users, groups, organizational units, and all other AD DS objects.
628	View and manage Sites and Services. Sites define the topology and schedules used for Active Directory Domain Services replication. Services permits administration of certain enterprise-wide Active Directory Domain Services.	View and manage Sites and Services. Sites define the topology and schedules used for Active Directory Domain Services replication. Services permits administration of certain enterprise-wide Active Directory Domain Services.
629	Replicate Now	Replicate Now
630	Active Directory Domain Services has replicated the connections.	Active Directory Domain Services has replicated the connections.
631	One or more of these Active Directory Domain Services connections are between Domain Controllers in different sites. AD DS will attempt to replicate across these connections. For information about how to verify replication, see Help and Support.	One or more of these Active Directory Domain Services connections are between Domain Controllers in different sites. AD DS will attempt to replicate across these connections. For information about how to verify replication, see Help and Support.
632	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact the Domain Controller %2: %1	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact the Domain Controller %2: %1
633	The following error occurred during the attempt to synchronize naming context %4 from Domain Controller %3 to Domain Controller %2: %1 This operation will not continue.	The following error occurred during the attempt to synchronize naming context %4 from Domain Controller %3 to Domain Controller %2: %1 This operation will not continue.
634	Some items in the %s folder cannot be displayed. From the View menu, select Filter Options to change the query parameters or increase the maximum number of items displayed per folder.	Some items in the %s folder cannot be displayed. From the View menu, select Filter Options to change the query parameters or increase the maximum number of items displayed per folder.
635	A printer queue object for object %2 cannot be created because: %1	A printer queue object for object %2 cannot be created because: %1
636	The newly created printer queue object for object %2 cannot be accessed because: %1	The newly created printer queue object for object %2 cannot be accessed because: %1
637	Windows cannot write the permission information for object %2 because: %1The account will be created, but will be disabled. Before this account can be used, its permissions must be corrected and it must be enabled.	Windows cannot write the permission information for object %2 because: %1The account will be created, but will be disabled. Before this account can be used, its permissions must be corrected and it must be enabled.
638	Windows cannot retrieve the security information for object %2 because: %1	Windows cannot retrieve the security information for object %2 because: %1
639	Object %2 cannot be added to %3 because: %1Do you want to continue adding the selected objects?	Object %2 cannot be added to %3 because: %1Do you want to continue adding the selected objects?
640	Object %2 cannot be added to group %3 because: %1	Object %2 cannot be added to group %3 because: %1
641	The Add to Group operation was successfully completed.	The Add to Group operation was successfully completed.
642	The Add to Group operation was completed, but some items were not added.	The Add to Group operation was completed, but some items were not added.
643	Site link bridge objects must link at least two site link objects.	Site link bridge objects must link at least two site link objects.
644	Site link objects must link at least two sites.	Site link objects must link at least two sites.
645	Permission information specifying who can join object %2 to a domain cannot be written because: %1 The computer account will be created but disabled. Before it can be used, the permission to join must be corrected using its Security tab, then the computer account must be enabled.	Permission information specifying who can join object %2 to a domain cannot be written because: %1 The computer account will be created but disabled. Before it can be used, the permission to join must be corrected using its Security tab, then the computer account must be enabled.
646	%u of approximately %i items in the %s folder were retrieved. From the View menu, select Filter Options to change the query parameters or increase the maximum number of items displayed per folder.	%u of approximately %i items in the %s folder were retrieved. From the View menu, select Filter Options to change the query parameters or increase the maximum number of items displayed per folder.
647	of approximately %i objects	of approximately %i objects
648	objects. Note: These results may not contain the latest information.	objects. Note: These results may not contain the latest information.
650	Check Replication Topology	Check Replication Topology
651	Active Directory Domain Services on Domain Controller %1 has checked the replication topology. You will need to refresh the Sites container to see any new or deleted connections.	Active Directory Domain Services on Domain Controller %1 has checked the replication topology. You will need to refresh the Sites container to see any new or deleted connections.
652	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact the Domain Controller: %1	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact the Domain Controller: %1
653	The following error occurred during the attempt to check the replication topology: %1	The following error occurred during the attempt to check the replication topology: %1
654	The %2 home folder was not created because it already exists. The user account has been created with this home folder value but you might want to select a different name, or make sure that the user has full access privileges to the existing one.	The %2 home folder was not created because it already exists. The user account has been created with this home folder value but you might want to select a different name, or make sure that the user has full access privileges to the existing one.
655	The %2 home folder was not created because the path was not found. This could be caused by listing non-existent intermediate folders or by not finding the server or share. The user account has been created with this home folder value but you must create the home folder manually.	The %2 home folder was not created because the path was not found. This could be caused by listing non-existent intermediate folders or by not finding the server or share. The user account has been created with this home folder value but you must create the home folder manually.
656	The %2 home folder was not created because you do not have create access on the server. The user account has been created with the new home folder value but you must create this folder manually after obtaining the required access rights.	The %2 home folder was not created because you do not have create access on the server. The user account has been created with the new home folder value but you must create this folder manually after obtaining the required access rights.
657	The %2 home folder was not created because: %1 The user account has been created with the new home folder value but you must create the folder manually.	The %2 home folder was not created because: %1 The user account has been created with the new home folder value but you must create the folder manually.
658	The %2 home folder was not created because: %1 The user account has been created with this home folder value but you must create the home folder manually.	The %2 home folder was not created because: %1 The user account has been created with this home folder value but you must create the home folder manually.
659	Active Directory Domain Services on Domain Controller %1 has checked the replication topology. AD DS is currently viewing the connections from DC %2. Any new or deleted connections will not be visible until they replicate to DC %2.	Active Directory Domain Services on Domain Controller %1 has checked the replication topology. AD DS is currently viewing the connections from DC %2. Any new or deleted connections will not be visible until they replicate to DC %2.
660	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact the Domain Controller %2: %1 This condition may be caused by a DNS lookup problem. For information about troubleshooting common DNS lookup problems, please see the following Microsoft Web site: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=5171	The following error occurred during the attempt to contact the Domain Controller %2: %1 This condition may be caused by a DNS lookup problem. For information about troubleshooting common DNS lookup problems, please see the following Microsoft Web site: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=5171
661	The following error occurred during the attempt to synchronize naming context %4 from Domain Controller %3 to Domain Controller %2: %1 This operation will not continue. This condition may be caused by a DNS lookup problem. For information about troubleshooting common DNS lookup problems, please see the following Microsoft Web site: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=5171	The following error occurred during the attempt to synchronize naming context %4 from Domain Controller %3 to Domain Controller %2: %1 This operation will not continue. This condition may be caused by a DNS lookup problem. For information about troubleshooting common DNS lookup problems, please see the following Microsoft Web site: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=5171
711	250	250
712	Link Name	Link Name
713	75	75
714	Transport	Transport
716	The site link objects cannot be read because: %s You may still create a site, but be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise may occur.	The site link objects cannot be read because: %s You may still create a site, but be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise may occur.
717	The site cannot be placed in the selected site link because: %s You have created a new site without assigning it to a site link. Be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise may occur.	The site cannot be placed in the selected site link because: %s You have created a new site without assigning it to a site link. Be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise may occur.
718	Create New Object	Create New Object
719	Object %s has been successfully created.	Object %s has been successfully created.
733	Type the user name.	Type the user name.
734	No site link objects were found. You may still create a site, but be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise may occur.	No site link objects were found. You may still create a site, but be sure to publish how this site is connected to other sites in the enterprise by adding or modifying a site link object. Otherwise, communication and replication failures between servers in the new site and servers in the rest of the enterprise may occur.
735	Windows cannot read the site objects because: %1	Windows cannot read the site objects because: %1
736	This new site link will have no effect until it links at least two sites.	This new site link will have no effect until it links at least two sites.
737	Windows cannot read the site link objects because: %1	Windows cannot read the site link objects because: %1
738	No site objects were located. You may still create a subnet, but be sure to associate this subnet with a site. Otherwise, computers in this subnet will not be able to identify their correct site.	No site objects were located. You may still create a subnet, but be sure to associate this subnet with a site. Otherwise, computers in this subnet will not be able to identify their correct site.
739	Windows cannot read the list of sites because: %s You may still create a subnet, but be sure to associate this subnet with a site. Otherwise, computers in this subnet will not be able to identify their correct site.	Windows cannot read the list of sites because: %s You may still create a subnet, but be sure to associate this subnet with a site. Otherwise, computers in this subnet will not be able to identify their correct site.
740	New Group	New Group
741	New User	New User
742	Create a new user in the current container.	Create a new user in the current container.
743	Create a new group in the current container.	Create a new group in the current container.
744	New OU	New OU
745	Create a new organizational unit in the current container.	Create a new organizational unit in the current container.
746	Filter	Filter
747	Set Filtering options.	Set Filtering options.
748	Find	Find
749	Find objects in Active Directory Domain Services.	Find objects in Active Directory Domain Services.
750	Add member	Add member
751	Adds the selected objects to a group you specify.	Adds the selected objects to a group you specify.
752	New S&ubnet...	New S&ubnet...
753	New &Active Directory Domain Services Connection...	New &Active Directory Domain Services Connection...
754	New &Site Link...	New &Site Link...
755	New Site Link &Bridge...	New Site Link &Bridge...
756	New &Site...	New &Site...
757	Deleting...	Deleting...
758	Moving...	Moving...
759	Error	Error
760	Waiting...	Waiting...
761	The user will not have to change their password at the next logon because the following error occurred. %1 If you want them to change their password and you have the permissions to change this setting, do the following. On the Account tab of the %2 Properties, select the User must change password at next logon option.	The user will not have to change their password at the next logon because the following error occurred. %1 If you want them to change their password and you have the permissions to change this setting, do the following. On the Account tab of the %2 Properties, select the User must change password at next logon option.
765	Domain Controller %3 is in domain %2. You are currently administering domain %1. Do you want to administer %2 by using DC %3?	Domain Controller %3 is in domain %2. You are currently administering domain %1. Do you want to administer %2 by using DC %3?
766	You are currently administering domain %1. Do you want to administer %2 by using any writable Domain Controller?	You are currently administering domain %1. Do you want to administer %2 by using any writable Domain Controller?
767	Domain controller %3 is in the forest rooted at domain %2. You are currently administering the forest rooted at domain %1. Do you want to administer the forest rooted at domain %2 by using DC %3?	Domain controller %3 is in the forest rooted at domain %2. You are currently administering the forest rooted at domain %1. Do you want to administer the forest rooted at domain %2 by using DC %3?
768	You are currently administering the forest rooted at domain %1. Do you want to administer the forest rooted at domain %2 by using any writable Domain Controller?	You are currently administering the forest rooted at domain %1. Do you want to administer the forest rooted at domain %2 by using any writable Domain Controller?
769	The domain %2 could not be found because: %1	The domain %2 could not be found because: %1
770	Cannot connect to a Domain Controller in the pre-Windows 2000 domain: %1.	Cannot connect to a Domain Controller in the pre-Windows 2000 domain: %1.
771	The following Domain Controller could not be contacted: %2. %1	The following Domain Controller could not be contacted: %2. %1
772	Cannot connect to the pre-Windows 2000 Active Directory Domain Domain Controller: %1.	Cannot connect to the pre-Windows 2000 Active Directory Domain Domain Controller: %1.
773	Change &Domain... Select a specific domain to manage	Change &Domain... Select a specific domain to manage
774	Change F&orest... Select a specific forest to manage	Change F&orest... Select a specific forest to manage
775	Change forest	Change forest
776	&Root domain:	&Root domain:
778	Cannot connect to the pre-Windows 2000 domain: %1.	Cannot connect to the pre-Windows 2000 domain: %1.
779	Please correct the data you provided.	Please correct the data you provided.
780	Operations &Masters... Domain operations masters	Operations &Masters... Domain operations masters
781	Site Name	Site Name
782	Select the site that contains this new subnet.	Select the site that contains this new subnet.
783	Select a site link that contains this new site.	Select a site link that contains this new site.
784	&Check Replication Topology Check Replication Topology	&Check Replication Topology Check Replication Topology
785	No site objects were located.	No site objects were located.
786	Windows cannot read the list of sites because: %s	Windows cannot read the list of sites because: %s
787	Select the site into which you want to move this server.	Select the site into which you want to move this server.
788	OK	OK
792	383	383
799	This computer is a non-replication partner. Transferring the PDC role to this computer may cause a full sync on all NT4 BDCs. Do you want to continue with the transfer?	This computer is a non-replication partner. Transferring the PDC role to this computer may cause a full sync on all NT4 BDCs. Do you want to continue with the transfer?
800	Certificate Files (*.cer)|*.cer|Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*|	Certificate Files (*.cer)|*.cer|Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*|
801	RID	RID
802	The operations master manages the allocation of RID pools to other Domain Controllers. Only one server in the domain performs this role.	The operations master manages the allocation of RID pools to other Domain Controllers. Only one server in the domain performs this role.
803	PDC	PDC
804	The operations master emulates the functions of a primary Domain Controller (PDC) for pre-Windows 2000 clients. Only one server in the domain performs this role.	The operations master emulates the functions of a primary Domain Controller (PDC) for pre-Windows 2000 clients. Only one server in the domain performs this role.
805	Infrastructure	Infrastructure
806	The infrastructure master ensures consistency of objects for inter-domain operations. Only one server in the domain performs this role.	The infrastructure master ensures consistency of objects for inter-domain operations. Only one server in the domain performs this role.
807	The current Domain Controller is the operations master. To transfer the operations master role to another computer, you must first connect to it.	The current Domain Controller is the operations master. To transfer the operations master role to another computer, you must first connect to it.
808	Are you sure you want to transfer the operations master role?	Are you sure you want to transfer the operations master role?
809	The transfer of the operations master role cannot be performed because: %1	The transfer of the operations master role cannot be performed because: %1
810	%sThe current operations master cannot be contacted to perform the transfer. Under some circumstances, a forced transfer can be performed. Do you want to attempt a forced transfer?	%sThe current operations master cannot be contacted to perform the transfer. Under some circumstances, a forced transfer can be performed. Do you want to attempt a forced transfer?
811	The operations master role was successfully transferred.	The operations master role was successfully transferred.
812	ERROR	ERROR
813	Operations Masters	Operations Masters
814	Windows cannot connect to the new domain because: %1	Windows cannot connect to the new domain because: %1
815	Windows cannot connect to the new forest because: %1	Windows cannot connect to the new forest because: %1
816	Unable to connect to the Domain Controller because: %1	Unable to connect to the Domain Controller because: %1
817	Unable to browse the domain %2 because: %1	Unable to browse the domain %2 because: %1
818	The user must change the password at next logon.	The user must change the password at next logon.
819	The user cannot change the password.	The user cannot change the password.
820	The password never expires.	The password never expires.
821	The account is disabled.	The account is disabled.
822	To manage users and groups on this computer, use Local Users and Groups. To manage users, groups and computers in a domain, log on as a user with domain administration rights.	To manage users and groups on this computer, use Local Users and Groups. To manage users, groups and computers in a domain, log on as a user with domain administration rights.
823	Windows cannot create the new user object because the pre-Windows 2000 logon name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.	Windows cannot create the new user object because the pre-Windows 2000 logon name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.
824	Windows cannot create the new user object because the name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.	Windows cannot create the new user object because the name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.
825	Site %1 has been created. To finish configuration of %1: Ensure that %1 is linked to other sites with site links as appropriate. Add subnets for %1 to the Subnets container. Install one or more Domain Controllers in %1, or move existing DCs into the site. You will not see this message again until the next time you start Active Directory Sites and Services.	Site %1 has been created. To finish configuration of %1: Ensure that %1 is linked to other sites with site links as appropriate. Add subnets for %1 to the Subnets container. Install one or more Domain Controllers in %1, or move existing DCs into the site. You will not see this message again until the next time you start Active Directory Sites and Services.
826	Domain	Domain
827	Allow pre-Windows 2000 computers to use this account	Allow pre-Windows 2000 computers to use this account
828	The object %1 represents the currently logged-in user. Deleting this object will prevent this user from logging in again. Are you sure you want to delete this object?	The object %1 represents the currently logged-in user. Deleting this object will prevent this user from logging in again. Are you sure you want to delete this object?
829	Windows cannot create the new computer object because the pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.	Windows cannot create the new computer object because the pre-Windows 2000 computer name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.
830	Windows cannot create the new computer object because the name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.	Windows cannot create the new computer object because the name %2 is already in use. Select another name, and then try again.
831	Windows cannot validate the uniqueness of this proposed user name with a global catalog server because: %1Windows will rename this user account, but the user can log on only after the user name is verified to be unique. For further assistance, contact your system administrator.	Windows cannot validate the uniqueness of this proposed user name with a global catalog server because: %1Windows will rename this user account, but the user can log on only after the user name is verified to be unique. For further assistance, contact your system administrator.
832	Location	Location
833	Bridgehead	Bridgehead
834	,	,
835	Do not delete the %2 container object. %2 contains objects representing Domain Controller %3 and possibly other DCs. To delete these objects, demote the DCs using the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO). If the DCs represented by these objects are permanently offline and can no longer be demoted using the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO), you must delete them one at a time.	Do not delete the %2 container object. %2 contains objects representing Domain Controller %3 and possibly other DCs. To delete these objects, demote the DCs using the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO). If the DCs represented by these objects are permanently offline and can no longer be demoted using the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO), you must delete them one at a time.
836	This computer is a non-replication partner. Do you want to continue with the transfer?	This computer is a non-replication partner. Do you want to continue with the transfer?
837	Windows cannot validate the uniqueness of this proposed user name with a global catalog server because the user logon name is either blank or incomplete. Windows will rename this user account, but the user can log on only after the user name is verified to be unique. For further assistance, contact your system administrator.	Windows cannot validate the uniqueness of this proposed user name with a global catalog server because the user logon name is either blank or incomplete. Windows will rename this user account, but the user can log on only after the user name is verified to be unique. For further assistance, contact your system administrator.
849	The computer object you want to delete represents this Read-only Domain Controller:	The computer object you want to delete represents this Read-only Domain Controller:
851	The computer object you want to delete represents this Domain Controller:	The computer object you want to delete represents this Domain Controller:
852	Deleting this object directly should only be used to delete a Domain Controller that is permanently offline. Use the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO) to demote a DC that is still functioning.	Deleting this object directly should only be used to delete a Domain Controller that is permanently offline. Use the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO) to demote a DC that is still functioning.
853	Deleting this object is not required to manage Active Directory Domain Services replication and may inhibit its operation. Please see your Active Directory Domain Services documentation for more information on managing AD DS replication.	Deleting this object is not required to manage Active Directory Domain Services replication and may inhibit its operation. Please see your Active Directory Domain Services documentation for more information on managing AD DS replication.
854	Replicate configuration from the selected DC	Replicate configuration from the selected DC
855	Replicates configuration information from the selected DC to the current DC.	Replicates configuration information from the selected DC to the current DC.
856	Replicate configuration to the selected DC	Replicate configuration to the selected DC
857	Replicates configuration information from the current DC to the selected DC.	Replicates configuration information from the current DC to the selected DC.
858	Connecting to %1...	Connecting to %1...
859	Objects deleted: %1!d!	Objects deleted: %1!d!
860	Deleting %1...	Deleting %1...
861	Attempting to cancel...	Attempting to cancel...
862	Cancel	Cancel
863	Yes to &All	Yes to &All
864	&Use Delete Subtree server control	&Use Delete Subtree server control
865	Confirm Subtree Deletion	Confirm Subtree Deletion
900	Common Queries	Common Queries
910	The constructed query is a valid query but does not have a valid LDAP query associated with it.	The constructed query is a valid query but does not have a valid LDAP query associated with it.
1000	Certificates For	Certificates For
1001	Issued By	Issued By
1002	Kerberos Principal Name	Kerberos Principal Name
1003	Security Identity Mapping	Security Identity Mapping
1004	Attribute	Attribute
1005	Information	Information
1006	- any subject -	- any subject -
1007	- any trusted authority -	- any trusted authority -
1008	Add Certificate	Add Certificate
1010	Edit Kerberos Principal Name	Edit Kerberos Principal Name
1020	Issuer	Issuer
1021	Subject	Subject
1028	Invalid Certificate File	Invalid Certificate File
1029	Add Certificate Mapping	Add Certificate Mapping
1030	You have chosen not to use the Certificate Subject as an alternate security identity. This will remove the subject information and it cannot be restored without removing and re-adding the certificate. Are you sure you wish to continue?	You have chosen not to use the Certificate Subject as an alternate security identity. This will remove the subject information and it cannot be restored without removing and re-adding the certificate. Are you sure you wish to continue?
1031	You have chosen not to use the Certificate Issuer as an alternate security identity. This will remove the issuer information and it cannot be restored without removing and re-adding the certificate. Are you sure you wish to continue?	You have chosen not to use the Certificate Issuer as an alternate security identity. This will remove the issuer information and it cannot be restored without removing and re-adding the certificate. Are you sure you wish to continue?
2000	The Kerberos principal name already exists.	The Kerberos principal name already exists.
2001	The security identity mapping cannot be read.	The security identity mapping cannot be read.
2002	The security identity mapping cannot be written. %1	The security identity mapping cannot be written. %1
2003	You must have at least one mapping for the certificate.	You must have at least one mapping for the certificate.
4000	Pre-Windows 2000 Logon Name	Pre-Windows 2000 Logon Name
4001	Display Name	Display Name
4002	First Name	First Name
4003	Last Name	Last Name
4004	User Logon Name	User Logon Name
4005	E-Mail Address	E-Mail Address
4006	Exchange Alias	Exchange Alias
4007	Business Phone	Business Phone
4008	Office	Office
4009	Job Title	Job Title
4010	Department	Department
4011	Modified	Modified
4012	Target Address	Target Address
4013	Exchange Mailbox Store	Exchange Mailbox Store
4014	X.400 E-Mail Address	X.400 E-Mail Address
4015	Company	Company
4016	City	City
4017	State	State
4018	Country/Region	Country/Region
4019	Zip Code	Zip Code
4021	%2 is a global catalog (GC) server. The infrastructure operations master role should not be transferred to the server because at least one or more other domain controllers in the domain are not GC. Please see help for more information. Are you certain you want to transfer the infrastructure operations master role to this GC server?	%2 is a global catalog (GC) server. The infrastructure operations master role should not be transferred to the server because at least one or more other domain controllers in the domain are not GC. Please see help for more information. Are you certain you want to transfer the infrastructure operations master role to this GC server?
4022	Instant Messaging URL	Instant Messaging URL
4023	Instant Messaging Home Server	Instant Messaging Home Server
4050	%2 contains no user or contact objects. No objects from %2 will be added.	%2 contains no user or contact objects. No objects from %2 will be added.
4051	This connection was automatically generated by the Active Directory Domain Services. Changes to this connection will be overwritten unless the object is marked as not automatically generated. Do you wish to mark this connection as not automatically generated?	This connection was automatically generated by the Active Directory Domain Services. Changes to this connection will be overwritten unless the object is marked as not automatically generated. Do you wish to mark this connection as not automatically generated?
4052	The following error occurred during the attempt to mark the connection as not automatically generated: %1 The connection was not renamed.	The following error occurred during the attempt to mark the connection as not automatically generated: %1 The connection was not renamed.
4053	You cannot make a connection from a Domain Controller to itself. No new connection was created.	You cannot make a connection from a Domain Controller to itself. No new connection was created.
4054	There is already a connection from this source server to that destination server. Are you sure you want to create another connection?	There is already a connection from this source server to that destination server. Are you sure you want to create another connection?
4055	Connections which are automatically generated by Active Directory Domain Services are displayed as "" in the Active Directory Sites and Services Snap-in. The real object name is available in the Object tab of the connection's properties. Please do not assign the name "" to a connection.	Connections which are automatically generated by Active Directory Domain Services are displayed as "" in the Active Directory Sites and Services Snap-in. The real object name is available in the Object tab of the connection's properties. Please do not assign the name "" to a connection.
4056	You cannot connect a Domain Controller to itself. The connection was not moved.	You cannot connect a Domain Controller to itself. The connection was not moved.
4057	The following error occurs when transferring Infrastructure Master FSMO: %1.	The following error occurs when transferring Infrastructure Master FSMO: %1.
8000	&Query Create new saved query	&Query Create new saved query
8001	&Folder Create new folder	&Folder Create new folder
8003	&Edit... Edit query	&Edit... Edit query
8004	Ex&port Query Definition... Exports the saved query to an XML file	Ex&port Query Definition... Exports the saved query to an XML file
8005	XML Files (*.xml)|*.xml|All Files (*.*)|*.*||	XML Files (*.xml)|*.xml|All Files (*.*)|*.*||
8006	&Import Query Definition... Imports a query from a saved XML file	&Import Query Definition... Imports a query from a saved XML file
8007	Query root %2 is not valid on server %3. Please specify a new and valid query root.	Query root %2 is not valid on server %3. Please specify a new and valid query root.
8008	The query filter "%2" is not a valid query string.	The query filter "%2" is not a valid query string.
8009	The query failed to run. %1	The query failed to run. %1
8010	Saved Queries	Saved Queries
8011	Folder to store your favorite queries	Folder to store your favorite queries
8050	New Folder	New Folder
8051	Are you sure you want to delete this folder?	Are you sure you want to delete this folder?
8052	Are you sure you want to delete this query?	Are you sure you want to delete this query?
8053	Are you sure you want to delete the %d selected folders and the %d selected queries?	Are you sure you want to delete the %d selected folders and the %d selected queries?
8099	Select the container you want to search.	Select the container you want to search.
8100	Browse	Browse
8101	Windows was unable to load the query builder interface. The query filter box has been enabled so the query can be added manually.	Windows was unable to load the query builder interface. The query filter box has been enabled so the query can be added manually.
8102	Windows was not able to load the current query filter information into the query builder. To replace the existing query filter, click OK.	Windows was not able to load the current query filter information into the query builder. To replace the existing query filter, click OK.
8103	The name %s already exists. Please type a new name and click OK.	The name %s already exists. Please type a new name and click OK.
8104	Edit Query	Edit Query
8105	The name %s already exists.	The name %s already exists.
8106	Names may not consist entirely of whitespace (blanks, tabs, or carriage returns).	Names may not consist entirely of whitespace (blanks, tabs, or carriage returns).
8107	The query is valid but will not be shown here because it contains values that must be computed when the query is run.	The query is valid but will not be shown here because it contains values that must be computed when the query is run.
8108	The selected file does not contain a valid query definition.	The selected file does not contain a valid query definition.
8200	Starts with	Starts with
8201	Ends with	Ends with
8202	Is (exactly)	Is (exactly)
8203	Is not	Is not
8204	Has a value	Has a value
8205	Has no value	Has no value
8210	This query cannot be completed because it requires information that is not supported by the domain that is currently targeted. This query may function when targeting other domains. Search Help for the topic "Domain functional level" or "Domain functionality" for more information.	This query cannot be completed because it requires information that is not supported by the domain that is currently targeted. This query may function when targeting other domains. Search Help for the topic "Domain functional level" or "Domain functionality" for more information.
8300	Multiple errors occurred while trying to add the selected objects to the group.	Multiple errors occurred while trying to add the selected objects to the group.
8301	Multiple errors occurred while trying to delete the selected objects.	Multiple errors occurred while trying to delete the selected objects.
8302	Multiple errors occurred while trying to move the selected objects.	Multiple errors occurred while trying to move the selected objects.
8320	The source and the destination of the move operation cannot be the same object. Would you like to select another destination?	The source and the destination of the move operation cannot be the same object. Would you like to select another destination?
8321	Windows cannot delete %2 because it contains the critical system object %3. If you want to delete this container, you must first use Find to locate %3 and delete it or move it to another container. If objects are still not available for deletion go to the view menu and check "Users, Contacts, Groups, and Computers as containers" and "Advanced Features".	Windows cannot delete %2 because it contains the critical system object %3. If you want to delete this container, you must first use Find to locate %3 and delete it or move it to another container. If objects are still not available for deletion go to the view menu and check "Users, Contacts, Groups, and Computers as containers" and "Advanced Features".
8322	A creation wizard for this object type could not be found. A generic creation wizard will be used instead. The object that is created may not be useful to the application that normally creates these objects.	A creation wizard for this object type could not be found. A generic creation wizard will be used instead. The object that is created may not be useful to the application that normally creates these objects.
8323	A site name cannot contain spaces or any of the following characters: . { | } ~ [ ] ' : ; ? @ ! " # $ %% ^ & ` ( ) + / \ , *.	A site name cannot contain spaces or any of the following characters: . { | } ~ [ ] ' : ; ? @ ! " # $ %% ^ & ` ( ) + / \ , *.
8326	The following error occurred during the attempt to mark the connection as not automatically generated: %1 The connection was not moved.	The following error occurred during the attempt to mark the connection as not automatically generated: %1 The connection was not moved.
8329	Unlocked	Unlocked
8330	Locked out	Locked out
8332	Account Lockout Status on this Domain Controller: %1	Account Lockout Status on this Domain Controller: %1
8333	The attempt to unlock the account failed because of the following error: %1 If you want to unlock their account and you have the permissions to change this setting, do the following. On the Account tab of the %2 Properties, uncheck the Account is Locked Out setting.	The attempt to unlock the account failed because of the following error: %1 If you want to unlock their account and you have the permissions to change this setting, do the following. On the Account tab of the %2 Properties, uncheck the Account is Locked Out setting.
8334	The selected objects could not be deleted because: %1	The selected objects could not be deleted because: %1
8335	DC Type	DC Type
8337	Domain Controller	Domain Controller
8338	Read-only Domain Controller	Read-only Domain Controller
8339	Global Catalog	Global Catalog
8845	There are currently no writable Domain Controllers available for the '%1!s!' domain. If you only need to view information, you can still connect to a Read-only Domain Controller. Do you want to connect to this Read-only Domain Controller: %2!s!?	There are currently no writable Domain Controllers available for the '%1!s!' domain. If you only need to view information, you can still connect to a Read-only Domain Controller. Do you want to connect to this Read-only Domain Controller: %2!s!?
8846	There are currently no contactable Domain Controllers for the domain: %1!s!.	There are currently no contactable Domain Controllers for the domain: %1!s!.
8847	Online	Online
8848	Unavailable	Unavailable
8849	Status	Status
8850	Pending...	Pending...
8854	If you are in a branch and the WAN is offline, this may be expected. If this is unexpected then there may be DNS resolution problems.	If you are in a branch and the WAN is offline, this may be expected. If this is unexpected then there may be DNS resolution problems.
8862	The NTDS Settings object you want to delete represents this Domain Controller:	The NTDS Settings object you want to delete represents this Domain Controller:
8863	The NTDS Settings object you want to delete represents this Read-only Domain Controller:	The NTDS Settings object you want to delete represents this Read-only Domain Controller:
8865	Delete Domain Controller	Delete Domain Controller
8866	The selected server currently holds one or more FSMO master roles. In order to proceed with the deletion, the roles must be moved to a new server. Choose OK to move the roles the servers shown below. Choose Cancel to abort this operation. %1	The selected server currently holds one or more FSMO master roles. In order to proceed with the deletion, the roles must be moved to a new server. Choose OK to move the roles the servers shown below. Choose Cancel to abort this operation. %1
8868	Domain Naming Master	Domain Naming Master
8869	PDC Emulator	PDC Emulator
8870	Schema Master	Schema Master
8871	Infrastructure Master	Infrastructure Master
8872	RID Master	RID Master
8873	You are about to delete all metadata for this Domain Controller.	You are about to delete all metadata for this Domain Controller.
8874	This account is an administrator account and its password was NOT reset. The password for this account should be manually reset.	This account is an administrator account and its password was NOT reset. The password for this account should be manually reset.
8875	It could not be determined whether this account is an administrator account. The password for this account should be manually reset.	It could not be determined whether this account is an administrator account. The password for this account should be manually reset.
8876	This account is a computer account for a Domain Controller and its password was NOT reset.	This account is a computer account for a Domain Controller and its password was NOT reset.
8877	It could not be determined whether this account is an computer account. If this is not a computer account then the password for this account should be manually reset.	It could not be determined whether this account is an computer account. If this is not a computer account then the password for this account should be manually reset.
8878	Exporting '%1!ws!'	Exporting '%1!ws!'
8879	Resetting password for '%1!ws!'	Resetting password for '%1!ws!'
8880	Warning	Warning
8881	The following warning was encountered during Domain Controller deletion. %1!ws! Do you wish to continue with deletion?	The following warning was encountered during Domain Controller deletion. %1!ws! Do you wish to continue with deletion?
8884	We are unable to determine if this account's password has been set to never expire. If it has been set to never expire, then forcing the account to change password on next logon will not have any effect. Would you still like to force this account to change password on next logon?	We are unable to determine if this account's password has been set to never expire. If it has been set to never expire, then forcing the account to change password on next logon will not have any effect. Would you still like to force this account to change password on next logon?
8885	%1 [ %2 ]	%1 [ %2 ]
8886	%1 [ %2 [Read-only] ]	%1 [ %2 [Read-only] ]
8887	Manages users, computers, security groups and other objects in Active Directory Domain Services.	Manages users, computers, security groups and other objects in Active Directory Domain Services.
8888	Creates sites to manage the replication of Active Directory Domain Services information.	Creates sites to manage the replication of Active Directory Domain Services information.
8889	This operation cannot be performed because the snap-in is connected to a Domain Controller that is not running Windows Server 2008 or later. It is not possible to determine which accounts have had their passwords replicated to the Read-only Domain Controller. Please reconnect to a "Windows Server 2008" Domain Controller and re-attempt the delete operation.	This operation cannot be performed because the snap-in is connected to a Domain Controller that is not running Windows Server 2008 or later. It is not possible to determine which accounts have had their passwords replicated to the Read-only Domain Controller. Please reconnect to a "Windows Server 2008" Domain Controller and re-attempt the delete operation.
8890	The selected Domain Controller is Read-only. You will not be able to perform any write operations.	The selected Domain Controller is Read-only. You will not be able to perform any write operations.
8891	CSV Files (*.csv)|*.csv|Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*||	CSV Files (*.csv)|*.csv|Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*||
8892	The operation failed with the following error: %1	The operation failed with the following error: %1
8893	AD LDS Instance	AD LDS Instance
8895	Choose a Domain Controller:	Choose a Domain Controller:
8896	The operation was cancelled by the user.	The operation was cancelled by the user.
8899	You are attempting to delete a Domain Controller without running the removal wizard. To properly remove the Domain Controller from the domain, you should run the Remove Roles and Features Wizard in Server Manager, or the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPromo) for Windows Server 2008 R2 or earlier.	You are attempting to delete a Domain Controller without running the removal wizard. To properly remove the Domain Controller from the domain, you should run the Remove Roles and Features Wizard in Server Manager, or the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPromo) for Windows Server 2008 R2 or earlier.
8908	You are about to perform the following operations:%1%2%3	You are about to perform the following operations:%1%2%3
8909	--- Reset passwords for all the user accounts that have been cached on this Domain Controller to a random value. WARNING! These users will need to contact your helpdesk to obtain a new password.	--- Reset passwords for all the user accounts that have been cached on this Domain Controller to a random value. WARNING! These users will need to contact your helpdesk to obtain a new password.
8910	--- Reset passwords for all the computer accounts that have been cached on this Domain Controller to a random value. WARNING! These computers will be disjoined from the domain and they will need to be rejoined by a local admin.	--- Reset passwords for all the computer accounts that have been cached on this Domain Controller to a random value. WARNING! These computers will be disjoined from the domain and they will need to be rejoined by a local admin.
8912	--- Delete all metadata for this Domain Controller account.	--- Delete all metadata for this Domain Controller account.
8913	Do you want to abort the delete operation?	Do you want to abort the delete operation?
8915	You are being connected to a Read-only Domain Controller. You will not be able to perform any write operations.	You are being connected to a Read-only Domain Controller. You will not be able to perform any write operations.
8916	You are being connected to the Read-only Domain Controller %1. You will not be able to perform any write operations.	You are being connected to the Read-only Domain Controller %1. You will not be able to perform any write operations.
8918	Phonetic Display Name	Phonetic Display Name
8919	Phonetic First Name	Phonetic First Name
8920	Phonetic Last Name	Phonetic Last Name
8921	Phonetic Company Name	Phonetic Company Name
8922	Phonetic Department	Phonetic Department
8923	Never Expires	Never Expires
8925	No accounts found	No accounts found
8926	Failed to get the layout information (HDM_LAYOUT)	Failed to get the layout information (HDM_LAYOUT)
8928	Creation of banner window failed	Creation of banner window failed
8929	Password information for some accounts could not be retrieved due to the following error: %s	Password information for some accounts could not be retrieved due to the following error: %s
8930	;	;
8931	DC	DC
8932	RODC	RODC
8933	GC	GC
8934	AD LDS	AD LDS
8935	W2K	W2K
8936	W2K3	W2K3
8937	W2K8	W2K8
8938	DC Version	DC Version
8939	Never Changed	Never Changed
8940	This info is only available when Active Directory Users and Computers is connected to a Domain Controller that is running Windows Server 2008 or later.	This info is only available when Active Directory Users and Computers is connected to a Domain Controller that is running Windows Server 2008 or later.
8943	Invalid address	Invalid address
8944	&Pre-create Read-only Domain Controller account...	&Pre-create Read-only Domain Controller account...
8945	Pre-creates a new Read-only Domain Controller account	Pre-creates a new Read-only Domain Controller account
8946	An attempt to invoke the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO) failed with the following error:%1	An attempt to invoke the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPROMO) failed with the following error:%1
8956	Prepopulating Passwords...	Prepopulating Passwords...
8957	Account Name	Account Name
8958	Remaining time before password expires	Remaining time before password expires
8959	Prepopulate Password Failure	Prepopulate Password Failure
8960	An attempt to update the group membership information in the universal group cache failed.	An attempt to update the group membership information in the universal group cache failed.
8961	Prepopulate Password Success	Prepopulate Password Success
8962	Passwords for all accounts were successfully prepopulated.	Passwords for all accounts were successfully prepopulated.
8963	Passwords for none of the accounts could be prepopulated. The following error was encountered: %1	Passwords for none of the accounts could be prepopulated. The following error was encountered: %1
8964	Operation cancelled by user	Operation cancelled by user
8965	The account must first be added to the Allowed list for this read-only domain controller	The account must first be added to the Allowed list for this read-only domain controller
8966	The following errors occurred during the attempt to prepopulate passwords for the selected accounts.	The following errors occurred during the attempt to prepopulate passwords for the selected accounts.
8967	Prepopulate Password Errors	Prepopulate Password Errors
8969	Prepopulate Passwords	Prepopulate Passwords
8970	Warning: If you are prepopulating the passwords of user accounts, be sure to prepopulate the passwords of computer accounts that these users will be using as well. In order for a user to be able to log on to a read-only domain controller (RODC) when no writable domain controller is available, the passwords for both the user account and the computer account of the computer that the user is logging on to must already be stored on the RODC. Prepopulating the password for a user account will succeed only if the account is included in the Allowed list of passwords that can be cached on the RODC.	Warning: If you are prepopulating the passwords of user accounts, be sure to prepopulate the passwords of computer accounts that these users will be using as well. In order for a user to be able to log on to a read-only domain controller (RODC) when no writable domain controller is available, the passwords for both the user account and the computer account of the computer that the user is logging on to must already be stored on the RODC. Prepopulating the password for a user account will succeed only if the account is included in the Allowed list of passwords that can be cached on the RODC.
8975	Read-only, %1	Read-only, %1
8976	Unoccupied DC Account (%1)	Unoccupied DC Account (%1)
8977	The list of accounts cannot be exported to '%2'. The error returned was: %1	The list of accounts cannot be exported to '%2'. The error returned was: %1
8978	Account	Account
8979	Resultant Setting	Resultant Setting
8980	Allow	Allow
8981	Deny (explicit)	Deny (explicit)
8983	Expired	Expired
8984	CSV Files (*.csv)*.csvText Files (*.txt)*.txtAll Files (*.*)*.*	CSV Files (*.csv)*.csvText Files (*.txt)*.txtAll Files (*.*)*.*
8985	csv	csv
8986	The creation of the requested info file failed with error: %1	The creation of the requested info file failed with error: %1
8987	Deny (implicit)	Deny (implicit)
8988	Error computing resultant policy value	Error computing resultant policy value
8989	Policy Usage	Policy Usage
8990	Resultant Policy	Resultant Policy
8991	W2K8 R2	W2K8 R2
8994	%1%2: %3	%1%2: %3
37000	Validating whether it's okay to delete this Active Directory Domain Controller.	Validating whether it's okay to delete this Active Directory Domain Controller.
37001	This Active Directory Domain Controller is the last domain controller in the domain. Do you want to continue with this deletion?	This Active Directory Domain Controller is the last domain controller in the domain. Do you want to continue with this deletion?
37002	Verifying the Active Directory Domain Controller does not hold any FSMO roles.	Verifying the Active Directory Domain Controller does not hold any FSMO roles.
37003	The attempt to move the FSMO roles from the Active Directory Domain Controller being deleted to another domain controller failed. If you delete this domain controller you will have to seize the FSMO roles to other domain controllers manually. Do you wish to continue with this deletion?	The attempt to move the FSMO roles from the Active Directory Domain Controller being deleted to another domain controller failed. If you delete this domain controller you will have to seize the FSMO roles to other domain controllers manually. Do you wish to continue with this deletion?
37004	Removing this Active Directory Domain Controller's FRS replica set memberships.	Removing this Active Directory Domain Controller's FRS replica set memberships.
37005	Deleting the Active Directory Domain Controller's metadata.	Deleting the Active Directory Domain Controller's metadata.
37006	Deleting the Active Directory Domain Controller's machine account.	Deleting the Active Directory Domain Controller's machine account.
37011	Domain Naming Master : %s	Domain Naming Master : %s
37012	Schema Master : %s	Schema Master : %s
37013	Infrastructure Master : %s	Infrastructure Master : %s
37014	PDC Emulator : %s	PDC Emulator : %s
37015	RID Master : %s	RID Master : %s
37017	This Active Directory Domain Controller is a global catalog. Do you want to continue with this deletion?	This Active Directory Domain Controller is a global catalog. Do you want to continue with this deletion?
37018	The delete operation cannot continue because this snap-in is connected to a domain controller in a different domain than the domain controller that is being deleted. To delete this domain controller, connect this snap-in to another domain controller in the same domain as the domain controller that is being deleted.	The delete operation cannot continue because this snap-in is connected to a domain controller in a different domain than the domain controller that is being deleted. To delete this domain controller, connect this snap-in to another domain controller in the same domain as the domain controller that is being deleted.
37019	The delete operation cannot continue because this snap-in is connected to the domain controller that is being deleted. To remove Active Directory Domain Services, run the Remove Roles and Features Wizard in Server Manager, or run the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPromo.exe) if the domain controller runs Windows Server 2008 R2 or earlier.	The delete operation cannot continue because this snap-in is connected to the domain controller that is being deleted. To remove Active Directory Domain Services, run the Remove Roles and Features Wizard in Server Manager, or run the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard (DCPromo.exe) if the domain controller runs Windows Server 2008 R2 or earlier.
37020	The Active Directory Domain Controller you are attempting to delete is in a different domain to the one that you are connected to. This may prevent all the domain controllers metadata being deleted. If possible, you should connect this snap-in to another domain controller in the same domain as the domain controller that is being deleted. Do you wish to continue with this deletion?	The Active Directory Domain Controller you are attempting to delete is in a different domain to the one that you are connected to. This may prevent all the domain controllers metadata being deleted. If possible, you should connect this snap-in to another domain controller in the same domain as the domain controller that is being deleted. Do you wish to continue with this deletion?
37021	An error occurred while verifying the Active Directory Domain Controllers computer account. If you continue with this deletion, the computer account will not be deleted. You will have to delete the computer account manually. Do you wish to continue with this deletion?	An error occurred while verifying the Active Directory Domain Controllers computer account. If you continue with this deletion, the computer account will not be deleted. You will have to delete the computer account manually. Do you wish to continue with this deletion?

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