adprop.dll.mui Windows Active Directory Domain Services Admin Property Pages fbe1dd7ec23947072c182f4a73b10461

File name:	adprop.dll.mui
Size:	201728 byte
MD5:	fbe1dd7ec23947072c182f4a73b10461
SHA1:	a0f75303ac2658a7c7748694c936d5390a28cdc7
SHA256:	b7e15866e4387aaea3f02fc1dfb1c85a38da76b713aa148e1250cbed5c8a0d38
Operating systems:	Windows 10
Extension:	MUI

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id	English (U.S.)	English
172	Business	Business
173	A member from an external domain cannot be viewed until you click Apply.	A member from an external domain cannot be viewed until you click Apply.
175	You are converting a security group to a distribution group. If this group is used to grant or deny permissions on network resources, members of this group may lose access or gain undesired access. Are you sure you want to continue?	You are converting a security group to a distribution group. If this group is used to grant or deny permissions on network resources, members of this group may lose access or gain undesired access. Are you sure you want to continue?
176	This change affects the entire domain. After you raise the domain functional level, it is possible that you may not be able to reverse it.	This change affects the entire domain. After you raise the domain functional level, it is possible that you may not be able to reverse it.
177	The name translation for a new group member failed because: %s This may be due to a damaged trust with the other domain. Correct the trust problem and then try adding the member again.	The name translation for a new group member failed because: %s This may be due to a damaged trust with the other domain. Correct the trust problem and then try adding the member again.
178	The functional level was raised successfully. The new functional level will now replicate to each Active Directory Domain Controller in the domain. The amount of time this will take varies, depending on your replication topology.	The functional level was raised successfully. The new functional level will now replicate to each Active Directory Domain Controller in the domain. The amount of time this will take varies, depending on your replication topology.
179	A global catalog (GC) cannot be contacted. A GC is needed to list the object's group memberships. The GC may be temporarily unavailable. Or, if your enterprise does not have an Active Directory Domain Controller configured as a GC, then one should be configured. Contact your system administrator for assistance.	A global catalog (GC) cannot be contacted. A GC is needed to list the object's group memberships. The GC may be temporarily unavailable. Or, if your enterprise does not have an Active Directory Domain Controller configured as a GC, then one should be configured. Contact your system administrator for assistance.
180	This trust is transitive. Users from indirectly trusted domains within the enterprise may authenticate in the trusting domain.	This trust is transitive. Users from indirectly trusted domains within the enterprise may authenticate in the trusting domain.
181	The trusted domain has been added and the trust has been verified.	The trusted domain has been added and the trust has been verified.
182	Use only Kerberos DES encryption types for this account	Use only Kerberos DES encryption types for this account
183	The country/region code data is invalid. The file may have become corrupted. Replace dsprop.dll with a new copy and try again.	The country/region code data is invalid. The file may have become corrupted. Replace dsprop.dll with a new copy and try again.
184	Builtin local	Builtin local
185	Do not require Kerberos preauthentication	Do not require Kerberos preauthentication
186	The UNC name is a required attribute. Please fill in a value or click Cancel to preserve the prior value.	The UNC name is a required attribute. Please fill in a value or click Cancel to preserve the prior value.
187	Some of the object names cannot be shown in their user-friendly form. This can happen if the object is from an external domain and that domain is not available to translate the object's name.	Some of the object names cannot be shown in their user-friendly form. This can happen if the object is from an external domain and that domain is not available to translate the object's name.
188	The pre-Windows 2000 domain name for the user cannot be displayed.	The pre-Windows 2000 domain name for the user cannot be displayed.
189	no value	no value
197	User must change password at next logon	User must change password at next logon
199	This property is limited to %d values. You must remove some of the existing values before you can add new ones.	This property is limited to %d values. You must remove some of the existing values before you can add new ones.
200	Tree Root	Tree Root
201	Windows cannot find a primary domain controller (PDC) for the %s domain. Verify that the PDC is functioning and then try again.	Windows cannot find a primary domain controller (PDC) for the %s domain. Verify that the PDC is functioning and then try again.
202	The trust cannot be verified. You need to supply valid credentials.	The trust cannot be verified. You need to supply valid credentials.
203	Membership information for this object cannot be found in the global catalog. This might occur because the global catalog server is unavailable or because the object is new and has not yet replicated to this domain controller. If the global catalog server is unavailable, membership in groups from other domains will not be listed. If the object is new, wait for replication to complete or use repadmin.exe to force replication for the object.	Membership information for this object cannot be found in the global catalog. This might occur because the global catalog server is unavailable or because the object is new and has not yet replicated to this domain controller. If the global catalog server is unavailable, membership in groups from other domains will not be listed. If the object is new, wait for replication to complete or use repadmin.exe to force replication for the object.
204	The object name cannot be shown in its user-friendly form. This can happen if the object is from an external domain and that domain is not available to translate the object's name or the object no longer exists on that domain.	The object name cannot be shown in its user-friendly form. This can happen if the object is from an external domain and that domain is not available to translate the object's name or the object no longer exists on that domain.
296	Close	Close
311	The pre-Windows 2000 account name field cannot be empty. Provide a value and then try again.	The pre-Windows 2000 account name field cannot be empty. Provide a value and then try again.
312	User cannot change password	User cannot change password
314	The first page was canceled before the second page could initialize. The data on the second page will not be valid. Close the page and then reopen both, and then wait until the second page is completely displayed before canceling the first page.	The first page was canceled before the second page could initialize. The data on the second page will not be valid. Close the page and then reopen both, and then wait until the second page is completely displayed before canceling the first page.
315	You do not have permission to read the global catalog. This means that membership in groups outside of this domain cannot be listed.	You do not have permission to read the global catalog. This means that membership in groups outside of this domain cannot be listed.
316	Builtin groups cannot be added to other groups.	Builtin groups cannot be added to other groups.
317	This trust is not transitive. Only users from the directly trusted domain may authenticate in the trusting domain.	This trust is not transitive. Only users from the directly trusted domain may authenticate in the trusting domain.
318	Information from the primary domain controller (PDC) for the domain %2 cannot be obtained because: %1 Make sure that the PDC is operating properly and then try again.	Information from the primary domain controller (PDC) for the domain %2 cannot be obtained because: %1 Make sure that the PDC is operating properly and then try again.
319	Verification of the trust between the domain %2 and the domain %3 was unsuccessful because: %1 Resetting the trust passwords might solve the problem. To reset the trust passwords, click Yes.	Verification of the trust between the domain %2 and the domain %3 was unsuccessful because: %1 Resetting the trust passwords might solve the problem. To reset the trust passwords, click Yes.
320	%s cannot be expanded because the pre-Windows 2000 logon name cannot be read. Check if your user account has sufficient privileges to read this user's pre-Windows 2000 logon name.	%s cannot be expanded because the pre-Windows 2000 logon name cannot be read. Check if your user account has sufficient privileges to read this user's pre-Windows 2000 logon name.
322	Verification of the trust between the domain %2 and the domain %3 was unsuccessful because: %1 To repair a trust to a pre-Windows 2000 domain you must remove and re-add the trust on both sides.	Verification of the trust between the domain %2 and the domain %3 was unsuccessful because: %1 To repair a trust to a pre-Windows 2000 domain you must remove and re-add the trust on both sides.
606	This trust is forest transitive. Users from indirectly trusted domains within the enterprise may authenticate in the trusting enterprise.	This trust is forest transitive. Users from indirectly trusted domains within the enterprise may authenticate in the trusting enterprise.
611	Windows 2000 mixed	Windows 2000 mixed
612	Windows 2000 native	Windows 2000 native
613	Windows Server 2003 interim	Windows Server 2003 interim
615	Windows Server 2003	Windows Server 2003
616	Windows 2000	Windows 2000
620	Unable to contact an Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain %s.	Unable to contact an Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain %s.
622	You do not have sufficient privilege to raise the domain functional level.	You do not have sufficient privilege to raise the domain functional level.
623	The domain functional level cannot be raised because the PDC could not be contacted.	The domain functional level cannot be raised because the PDC could not be contacted.
625	You do no have sufficient privilege to raise the forest functional level.	You do no have sufficient privilege to raise the forest functional level.
628	%sTo update the domain functional level, the Active Directory Domain Controllers in the domain must be running the appropriate version of windows. domain Name %s Current domain functional level %s %s	%sTo update the domain functional level, the Active Directory Domain Controllers in the domain must be running the appropriate version of windows. domain Name %s Current domain functional level %s %s
629	The following Active Directory Domain Controllers are running earlier versions of windows: domain Name AD DC Version of Windows	The following Active Directory Domain Controllers are running earlier versions of windows: domain Name AD DC Version of Windows
630	The creation of the domain names log file failed with error: %1	The creation of the domain names log file failed with error: %1
631	The functional level could not be raised. The error is: %s	The functional level could not be raised. The error is: %s
632	Raise domain functional level	Raise domain functional level
636	Raise forest functional level	Raise forest functional level
637	This change affects the entire forest. After you raise the forest functional level, it is possible that you may not be able to reverse it.	This change affects the entire forest. After you raise the forest functional level, it is possible that you may not be able to reverse it.
638	You do not have sufficient privilege to raise the forest functional level.	You do not have sufficient privilege to raise the forest functional level.
639	The forest functional level cannot be raised because the schema master could not be contacted. Confirm that the schema master Active Directory Domain Controller (%s) is available and try again.	The forest functional level cannot be raised because the schema master could not be contacted. Confirm that the schema master Active Directory Domain Controller (%s) is available and try again.
640	%sTo update the forest functional level, the Active Directory Domain Controllers in the forest must be running the appropriate version of windows, and no domains in the forest can have a domain functional level of Windows 2000 mixed. forest root domain name %s Current forest functional level %s %s	%sTo update the forest functional level, the Active Directory Domain Controllers in the forest must be running the appropriate version of windows, and no domains in the forest can have a domain functional level of Windows 2000 mixed. forest root domain name %s Current forest functional level %s %s
641	The following domains include Active Directory Domain Controllers that are running earlier versions of windows: domain Name AD DC Version of Windows	The following domains include Active Directory Domain Controllers that are running earlier versions of windows: domain Name AD DC Version of Windows
642	The following domains must be updated to a domain functional level of Windows 2000 native or higher: domain Name Current domain functional level	The following domains must be updated to a domain functional level of Windows 2000 native or higher: domain Name Current domain functional level
643	Unable to contact an Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain %s. The forest functional level cannot be raised until the AD DC is available.	Unable to contact an Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain %s. The forest functional level cannot be raised until the AD DC is available.
644	You cannot raise the forest functional level. Either this forest includes Active Directory Domain Controllers that are not running the appropriate version of Windows, or one ore more domains are still at Windows 2000 mixed functional level.	You cannot raise the forest functional level. Either this forest includes Active Directory Domain Controllers that are not running the appropriate version of Windows, or one ore more domains are still at Windows 2000 mixed functional level.
645	A trust relationship with the realm you specified already exists.	A trust relationship with the realm you specified already exists.
646	To create a different trust relationship with this realm, delete the existing trust, and then run this wizard again.	To create a different trust relationship with this realm, delete the existing trust, and then run this wizard again.
649	Windows could not set up the secure channel for this forest trust because the existing trust in the other domain is not a forest trust. To fix this problem, the administrator of the specified domain should delete the trust and re-create it as a forest trust.	Windows could not set up the secure channel for this forest trust because the existing trust in the other domain is not a forest trust. To fix this problem, the administrator of the specified domain should delete the trust and re-create it as a forest trust.
651	Confirm Outgoing Trust	Confirm Outgoing Trust
652	The transitivity cannot be changed. The error is: %s	The transitivity cannot be changed. The error is: %s
656	The incoming trust was successfully validated.	The incoming trust was successfully validated.
657	The outgoing trust was successfully validated.	The outgoing trust was successfully validated.
658	The account does not have administrative privileges on the domain %2. The error is %1The trust cannot be validated.	The account does not have administrative privileges on the domain %2. The error is %1The trust cannot be validated.
659	The outgoing trust has been validated. It is in place and active.	The outgoing trust has been validated. It is in place and active.
660	To fix this problem, remove the trust that does not match the desired trust type and re-create it to match the trust type of the partner domain.	To fix this problem, remove the trust that does not match the desired trust type and re-create it to match the trust type of the partner domain.
661	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The New Trust Wizard has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of forest trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of external trust.	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The New Trust Wizard has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of forest trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of external trust.
662	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The New Trust Wizard has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of external trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of forest trust.	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The New Trust Wizard has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of external trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of forest trust.
664	Trust Password	Trust Password
665	Passwords are used by Active Directory Domain Controllers to confirm trust relationships.	Passwords are used by Active Directory Domain Controllers to confirm trust relationships.
666	Sides of Trust	Sides of Trust
667	If you have appropriate permissions in both domains, you can create both sides of the trust relationship.	If you have appropriate permissions in both domains, you can create both sides of the trust relationship.
668	Cannot determine the current domain state. This may be due to an Active Directory Domain Controller upgrade being in progress. If this is the case, please wait until the upgrade is complete and try again.	Cannot determine the current domain state. This may be due to an Active Directory Domain Controller upgrade being in progress. If this is the case, please wait until the upgrade is complete and try again.
670	B&oth this domain and the specified domain This option creates a trust relationship in the local domain and a corresponding trust relationship in the specified domain.	B&oth this domain and the specified domain This option creates a trust relationship in the local domain and a corresponding trust relationship in the specified domain.
673	Sides of trust: Create the trust for this domain only.	Sides of trust: Create the trust for this domain only.
674	Sides of trust: Create the trust for both this domain and the specified domain.	Sides of trust: Create the trust for both this domain and the specified domain.
675	Sides of trust: Created the trust for this domain only.	Sides of trust: Created the trust for this domain only.
676	Sides of trust: Created the trust for both this domain and the specified domain.	Sides of trust: Created the trust for both this domain and the specified domain.
678	Cannot create both sides of the trust because a primary domain controller (PDC) for the specified domain cannot be contacted.	Cannot create both sides of the trust because a primary domain controller (PDC) for the specified domain cannot be contacted.
680	Routed Name Suffixes -- Specified forest	Routed Name Suffixes -- Specified forest
681	You can route authentication requests that use name suffixes that do not exist in the local forest to the specified forest.	You can route authentication requests that use name suffixes that do not exist in the local forest to the specified forest.
682	Local forest root domain: %1 Because some of the local name suffixes already exist in the specified forest (or a forest that is trusted by the specified forest), they cannot be routed to this forest. Would you like to save a log file with complete details about the names associated with this trust?	Local forest root domain: %1 Because some of the local name suffixes already exist in the specified forest (or a forest that is trusted by the specified forest), they cannot be routed to this forest. Would you like to save a log file with complete details about the names associated with this trust?
683	The supplied credentials were not adequate to complete the trust creation.	The supplied credentials were not adequate to complete the trust creation.
685	To begin using a trust, both sides of the trust relationship must be created. For example, if you create a one-way incoming trust in the local domain, a one-way outgoing trust must also be created in the specified domain before authentication traffic will begin flowing across the trust.	To begin using a trust, both sides of the trust relationship must be created. For example, if you create a one-way incoming trust in the local domain, a one-way outgoing trust must also be created in the specified domain before authentication traffic will begin flowing across the trust.
686	To fix this problem, remove this trust, and then run the New Trust Wizard again to create the trust relationship in both domains.	To fix this problem, remove this trust, and then run the New Trust Wizard again to create the trust relationship in both domains.
687	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust on the specified domain is a realm trust.	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust on the specified domain is a realm trust.
688	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust on this domain is a forest trust and the trust on the specified domain is an external trust.	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust on this domain is a forest trust and the trust on the specified domain is an external trust.
689	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust on this domain is an external trust and the trust on the specified domain is a forest trust.	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust on this domain is an external trust and the trust on the specified domain is a forest trust.
690	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust does not exist on the specified domain.	The New Trust Wizard cannot convert the trust to two-way because the trust does not exist on the specified domain.
691	The New Trust Wizard cannot create a trust on both sides because a trust to this domain already exists in the specified domain.	The New Trust Wizard cannot create a trust on both sides because a trust to this domain already exists in the specified domain.
692	The New Trust Wizard cannot create a forest trust on both sides because the specified forest is not at the proper functional level.	The New Trust Wizard cannot create a forest trust on both sides because the specified forest is not at the proper functional level.
693	To fix this problem, the functional level of the specified forest must be raised.	To fix this problem, the functional level of the specified forest must be raised.
694	Route these names to the specified forest:	Route these names to the specified forest:
695	Route these names to the local forest:	Route these names to the local forest:
696	Unable to read the functional level of the specified forest.	Unable to read the functional level of the specified forest.
697	Cannot create a forest trust to the specified forest. The specified forest is not at the necessary forest functional level.	Cannot create a forest trust to the specified forest. The specified forest is not at the necessary forest functional level.
698	To fix this problem, you must raise the forest functional level on the specified forest.	To fix this problem, you must raise the forest functional level on the specified forest.
699	The trust was created, but an initial set of forest name suffixes could not be saved on the trust object.	The trust was created, but an initial set of forest name suffixes could not be saved on the trust object.
701	Are you sure you want to remove the outgoing trust with the %s domain?	Are you sure you want to remove the outgoing trust with the %s domain?
702	Are you sure you want to remove the incoming trust with the %s domain?	Are you sure you want to remove the incoming trust with the %s domain?
703	Are you sure you want to remove the outgoing trust with the %s domain? If so, you must also remove this domain from the incoming trust list on the %s domain.	Are you sure you want to remove the outgoing trust with the %s domain? If so, you must also remove this domain from the incoming trust list on the %s domain.
704	Are you sure you want to remove the incoming trust with the %s domain? If so, you must also remove this domain from the outgoing trust list on the %s domain.	Are you sure you want to remove the incoming trust with the %s domain? If so, you must also remove this domain from the outgoing trust list on the %s domain.
705	To fix this problem, remove the trust from this domain, ensure that is removed from the other domain, and then run this wizard again.	To fix this problem, remove the trust from this domain, ensure that is removed from the other domain, and then run this wizard again.
706	To fix this problem, remove the trust from the other domain, and then run this wizard again.	To fix this problem, remove the trust from the other domain, and then run this wizard again.
707	Do you wish to remove the trust from both the local domain and the other domain?	Do you wish to remove the trust from both the local domain and the other domain?
708	Do you wish to validate the incoming direction of trust?	Do you wish to validate the incoming direction of trust?
709	The credentials you entered for the %s domain are not sufficient to remove the trust. Please try again with new credentials.	The credentials you entered for the %s domain are not sufficient to remove the trust. Please try again with new credentials.
710	This trust was not found on the %s domain. It will be removed from this domain if you choose OK.	This trust was not found on the %s domain. It will be removed from this domain if you choose OK.
711	Windows cannot find an Active Directory Domain Controller for the %s domain. Verify that an AD DC is available and then try again.	Windows cannot find an Active Directory Domain Controller for the %s domain. Verify that an AD DC is available and then try again.
712	The trust cannot be found. It may have been removed by another user.	The trust cannot be found. It may have been removed by another user.
713	Unable to write the forest trust information to the trust object because the trust object cannot be found. It may have been removed by another user.	Unable to write the forest trust information to the trust object because the trust object cannot be found. It may have been removed by another user.
714	The functional level could not be raised. This may be due to replication latency. Please wait about 30 minutes and try again.	The functional level could not be raised. This may be due to replication latency. Please wait about 30 minutes and try again.
715	The Local Security Authority is unable to obtain an RPC connection to the Active Directory Domain Controller %s. Please check that the name can be resolved and that the server is available.	The Local Security Authority is unable to obtain an RPC connection to the Active Directory Domain Controller %s. Please check that the name can be resolved and that the server is available.
719	Unable to read Active Directory Domain Services information from the Active Directory Domain Controller %s. Please repair the AD DC and try again.	Unable to read Active Directory Domain Services information from the Active Directory Domain Controller %s. Please repair the AD DC and try again.
720	The NTDS-DSA object: '%1' is not properly configured and is preventing the forest functional level from being raised. It refers to the Active Directory Domain Controller '%2'. If this AD DC is off-line, then bringing it back on line may cause replication that will repair the configuration. Otherwise delete this object using the ADSI Edit MMC snapin or a similar tool.	The NTDS-DSA object: '%1' is not properly configured and is preventing the forest functional level from being raised. It refers to the Active Directory Domain Controller '%2'. If this AD DC is off-line, then bringing it back on line may cause replication that will repair the configuration. Otherwise delete this object using the ADSI Edit MMC snapin or a similar tool.
721	The Active Directory Domain Services is not ready to complete the operation. If you just promoted an Active Directory Domain Controller, you will need to wait about a half hour for the changes to replicate to all of the naming contexts.	The Active Directory Domain Services is not ready to complete the operation. If you just promoted an Active Directory Domain Controller, you will need to wait about a half hour for the changes to replicate to all of the naming contexts.
722
723	The Local Security Authority is unable to connect to the Active Directory Domain Controller %2. The error is: %1	The Local Security Authority is unable to connect to the Active Directory Domain Controller %2. The error is: %1
727	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level
728	Users in the specified forest can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the local forest or only those resources that you specify.	Users in the specified forest can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the local forest or only those resources that you specify.
729	Users in the specified domain can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the local domain or only those resources that you specify.	Users in the specified domain can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the local domain or only those resources that you specify.
730	Select the scope of authentication for users from the %s forest.	Select the scope of authentication for users from the %s forest.
734	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Specified Forest	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Specified Forest
735	Users in the local forest can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the specified forest or only those resources that you specify.	Users in the local forest can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the specified forest or only those resources that you specify.
738	&Forest-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the specified forest for all resources in the local forest. This option is preferred when both forests belong to the same organization.	&Forest-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the specified forest for all resources in the local forest. This option is preferred when both forests belong to the same organization.
739	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified forest for any resources in the local forest. After you close this dialog, grant individual access to each domain and server that you want to make available to users in the specified forest. This option is preferred if the forests belong to different organizations.	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified forest for any resources in the local forest. After you close this dialog, grant individual access to each domain and server that you want to make available to users in the specified forest. This option is preferred if the forests belong to different organizations.
740	Authentication	Authentication
742	&Domain-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the specified domain for all resources in the local domain. This option is preferred when both domains belong to the same organization.	&Domain-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the specified domain for all resources in the local domain. This option is preferred when both domains belong to the same organization.
743	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified domain for any resources in the local domain. After you close this dialog, grant individual access to each server that you want to make available to users in the specified domain. This option is preferred if the domains belong to different organizations.	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified domain for any resources in the local domain. After you close this dialog, grant individual access to each server that you want to make available to users in the specified domain. This option is preferred if the domains belong to different organizations.
744	Select the scope of authentication for users in the %s forest.	Select the scope of authentication for users in the %s forest.
745	Select the scope of authentication for users in the %s domain.	Select the scope of authentication for users in the %s domain.
746	Unable to write the organization authentication information to the trust object. The error is: %s	Unable to write the organization authentication information to the trust object. The error is: %s
749	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Local Forest	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Local Forest
750	Users in the local domain can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the specified domain or only those resources that you specify.	Users in the local domain can be authenticated to use all of the resources in the specified domain or only those resources that you specify.
751	Select the scope of authentication for users from the %s domain.	Select the scope of authentication for users from the %s domain.
752	Select the scope of authentication for users from the local forest.	Select the scope of authentication for users from the local forest.
753	Select the scope of authentication for users from the local domain.	Select the scope of authentication for users from the local domain.
756	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified forest for any resources in the local forest. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each domain and server that you want to make available to users in the specified forest. This option is preferred if the forests belong to different organizations.	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified forest for any resources in the local forest. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each domain and server that you want to make available to users in the specified forest. This option is preferred if the forests belong to different organizations.
757	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified domain for any resources in the local domain. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each server that you want to make available to users in the specified domain. This option is preferred if the domains belong to different organizations.	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the specified domain for any resources in the local domain. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each server that you want to make available to users in the specified domain. This option is preferred if the domains belong to different organizations.
758	&Forest-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the local forest for all resources in the %s forest. This option is preferred when both forests belong to the same organization.	&Forest-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the local forest for all resources in the %s forest. This option is preferred when both forests belong to the same organization.
759	&Domain-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the local domain for all resources in the %s domain. This option is preferred when both domains belong to the same organization.	&Domain-wide authentication Windows will automatically authenticate users from the local domain for all resources in the %s domain. This option is preferred when both domains belong to the same organization.
760	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the local forest for any resources in the %s forest. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each domain and server that you want to make available to users from the local forest. This option is preferred if the forests belong to different organizations.	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the local forest for any resources in the %s forest. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each domain and server that you want to make available to users from the local forest. This option is preferred if the forests belong to different organizations.
761	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the local domain for any resources in the %s domain. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each server that you want to make available to users from the local domain. This option is preferred if the domains belong to different organizations.	&Selective authentication Windows will not automatically authenticate users from the local domain for any resources in the %s domain. After you finish this wizard, grant individual access to each server that you want to make available to users from the local domain. This option is preferred if the domains belong to different organizations.
762	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Local Domain	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Local Domain
763	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Specified Domain	Outgoing Trust Authentication Level--Specified Domain
764	Outgoing trust authentication level: Forest-wide authentication.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Forest-wide authentication.
765	Outgoing trust authentication level: Domain-wide authentication.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Domain-wide authentication.
766	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication.
768	Outgoing trust authentication level: Forest-wide authentication in local and specified forests.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Forest-wide authentication in local and specified forests.
769	Outgoing trust authentication level: Domain-wide authentication in local and specified forests.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Domain-wide authentication in local and specified forests.
770	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication in local and specified forests.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication in local and specified forests.
772	Outgoing trust authentication level: Forest-wide authentication in local forest and selective authentication in specified forest.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Forest-wide authentication in local forest and selective authentication in specified forest.
773	Outgoing trust authentication level: Domain-wide authentication in local forest and selective authentication in specified forest.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Domain-wide authentication in local forest and selective authentication in specified forest.
774	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication in local forest and forest-wide authentication in specified forest.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication in local forest and forest-wide authentication in specified forest.
775	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication in local forest and domain-wide authentication in specified forest.	Outgoing trust authentication level: Selective authentication in local forest and domain-wide authentication in specified forest.
780	The functional level was raised successfully. The new functional level will now replicate to each Active Directory Domain Controller in the forest. The amount of time this will take varies, depending on your replication topology.	The functional level was raised successfully. The new functional level will now replicate to each Active Directory Domain Controller in the forest. The amount of time this will take varies, depending on your replication topology.
999	Country/region:	Country/region:
1028	Smart card is required for interactive logon	Smart card is required for interactive logon
1029	Account is trusted for delegation	Account is trusted for delegation
1030	Account is sensitive and cannot be delegated	Account is sensitive and cannot be delegated
1031	You have selected 'Password never expires'. The user will not be required to change the password at next logon.	You have selected 'Password never expires'. The user will not be required to change the password at next logon.
1032	The trusting domain has been added and the trust verified.	The trusting domain has been added and the trust verified.
1033	You do not have permission to change the %s attribute, your changes will not be saved.	You do not have permission to change the %s attribute, your changes will not be saved.
1034	You do not have permission to modify the group %s.	You do not have permission to modify the group %s.
1035	You cannot select both 'User must change password at next logon' and 'User cannot change password' for the same user.	You cannot select both 'User must change password at next logon' and 'User cannot change password' for the same user.
1036	%s Do&main:	%s Do&main:
1037	The trust relationship cannot be modified. This could be caused by network problems or the objects that represent the trust relationship have become damaged. If the latter, then the trust must be removed and recreated.	The trust relationship cannot be modified. This could be caused by network problems or the objects that represent the trust relationship have become damaged. If the latter, then the trust must be removed and recreated.
1038	SPN Suffixes	SPN Suffixes
1039	Password never expires	Password never expires
1040	Account is disabled	Account is disabled
1041	The specified user logon name already exists in the enterprise. Specify a new one, either by changing the prefix or selecting a different suffix from the list.	The specified user logon name already exists in the enterprise. Specify a new one, either by changing the prefix or selecting a different suffix from the list.
1042	A global catalog cannot be located to verify that the user logon name does not already exist in the enterprise.	A global catalog cannot be located to verify that the user logon name does not already exist in the enterprise.
1043	%username%	%username%
1044	The trust has been repaired. It may take some time for the repaired information to replicate between all Active Directory Domain Controllers in each domain to reinstate this trust relationship fully.	The trust has been repaired. It may take some time for the repaired information to replicate between all Active Directory Domain Controllers in each domain to reinstate this trust relationship fully.
1045	The trust cannot be repaired because: %s	The trust cannot be repaired because: %s
1046	Windows cannot verify the trust. If the inter-domain trust is not functioning properly, try resetting the trust passwords again.	Windows cannot verify the trust. If the inter-domain trust is not functioning properly, try resetting the trust passwords again.
1047	Your security settings do not allow you to specify whether or not this account is to be trusted for delegation.	Your security settings do not allow you to specify whether or not this account is to be trusted for delegation.
1048	The trust has been validated. It is in place and active.	The trust has been validated. It is in place and active.
1049	The %1 home folder was not created because you do not have create access on the server. The user account has been updated with the new home folder value but you must create the directory manually after obtaining the required access rights.	The %1 home folder was not created because you do not have create access on the server. The user account has been updated with the new home folder value but you must create the directory manually after obtaining the required access rights.
1051	The FPNW home folder %2 was not created because its parent directory was not found.	The FPNW home folder %2 was not created because its parent directory was not found.
1052	The FPNW home folder %2 was not created because you do not have create access on the server.	The FPNW home folder %2 was not created because you do not have create access on the server.
1053	The FPNW home folder %2 was not created because: %1	The FPNW home folder %2 was not created because: %1
1056	You cannot select both 'User must change password at next logon' and 'Password never expires' for the same user.	You cannot select both 'User must change password at next logon' and 'Password never expires' for the same user.
1057	Windows cannot connect to the group %s. If you are trying to connect to an Active Directory Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the AD DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to AD DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.	Windows cannot connect to the group %s. If you are trying to connect to an Active Directory Domain Controller running Windows 2000, verify that Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 3 or later is installed on the AD DC, or use the Windows 2000 administration tools. For more information about connecting to AD DCs running Windows 2000, see Help and Support.
1088	Unable to read forest trust information. The error is: %1	Unable to read forest trust information. The error is: %1
1089	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The trust validation has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of forest trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of external trust.	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The trust validation has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of forest trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of external trust.
1090	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The trust validation has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of external trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of forest trust.	The trust types do not match. To successfully establish a trust relationship, both domains must be configured to use the same trust type. The trust validation has determined that the local domain %1 is configured for a trust type of external trust and the partner domain %2 is configured for a trust type of forest trust.
1091	Unable to verify the new trust. The supplied credentials were not adequate to complete the verification.	Unable to verify the new trust. The supplied credentials were not adequate to complete the verification.
1092	Unable to save the forest trust naming information. The supplied credentials were not adequate.	Unable to save the forest trust naming information. The supplied credentials were not adequate.
1093	Unable to save the forest trust naming information.	Unable to save the forest trust naming information.
1094	-Log	-Log
1095	csv	csv
1096	Type	Type
1097	Notes	Notes
1098	For	For
1099	With	With
1100	Tab delimited Unicode text (*.csv)*.csv	Tab delimited Unicode text (*.csv)*.csv
1101	View...	View...
1102	There are no name suffixes saved on the trusted domain object. Use the /dsgetfti parameter to nltest.exe to read the other domain's name suffixes.	There are no name suffixes saved on the trusted domain object. Use the /dsgetfti parameter to nltest.exe to read the other domain's name suffixes.
1103	The name %1 is in conflict with a name claimed by the domain %2. To enable this name here it must first be disabled in the other trust.	The name %1 is in conflict with a name claimed by the domain %2. To enable this name here it must first be disabled in the other trust.
1104	The name %1 is in conflict with a name claimed by another domain. To enable this name here it must first be disabled in the other domain.	The name %1 is in conflict with a name claimed by another domain. To enable this name here it must first be disabled in the other domain.
1105	%1 is a name suffix exclusion and cannot be disabled. Use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snapin to remove this exclusion.	%1 is a name suffix exclusion and cannot be disabled. Use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snapin to remove this exclusion.
1106	The value you enter as a parameter to ToggleSuffix must be between 1 and %1!d!.	The value you enter as a parameter to ToggleSuffix must be between 1 and %1!d!.
1107	The trust is not a forest trust. This operation is only valid on a forest trust.	The trust is not a forest trust. This operation is only valid on a forest trust.
1108	There is no trust with the %1 domain.	There is no trust with the %1 domain.
1109	Name information is not available because the type of trust on the other domain is external rather than forest.	Name information is not available because the type of trust on the other domain is external rather than forest.
1110	Unknown FT record type	Unknown FT record type
1111	The SID %1 is in conflict with a SID claimed by the domain %2. To enable this SID here it must first be disabled in the other trust.	The SID %1 is in conflict with a SID claimed by the domain %2. To enable this SID here it must first be disabled in the other trust.
1112	The SID %1 is in conflict with a SID claimed by another domain. To enable this SID here it must first be disabled in the other domain.	The SID %1 is in conflict with a SID claimed by another domain. To enable this SID here it must first be disabled in the other domain.
1113	Unable to write the forest trust information. The error is:	Unable to write the forest trust information. The error is:
1114	To enable the domain %1 use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in.	To enable the domain %1 use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in.
1115	To disable the domain %1 use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in.	To disable the domain %1 use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in.
1116	The name %1 is disabled by virtue of its associated domain name being disabled. To enable the domain use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in.	The name %1 is disabled by virtue of its associated domain name being disabled. To enable the domain use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in.
1117	Domain disabling exclusion	Domain disabling exclusion
1118	%1 is a name suffix exclusion and cannot be disabled. Use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snapin to enable the corresponding domain.	%1 is a name suffix exclusion and cannot be disabled. Use the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snapin to enable the corresponding domain.
1119	The trust has been created and the names claimed by the other forest were saved but set to disabled.	The trust has been created and the names claimed by the other forest were saved but set to disabled.
1120	An internal logic error has been encountered. Please notify Microsoft Product Support.	An internal logic error has been encountered. Please notify Microsoft Product Support.
1606	The passwords you typed do not match. Retype the trust password.	The passwords you typed do not match. Retype the trust password.
1607	Retype Trust Password	Retype Trust Password
1608	Unknown. The computer object may be damaged or missing.	Unknown. The computer object may be damaged or missing.
1609	This name suffix is defined as a user principal name (UPN) suffix in the local forest: %1. Therefore, Windows routes all authentication requests that use this name to the local forest. To route the authentication requests to the forest: %2, remove the UPN suffix from the local forest. To remove a UPN suffix, in the console tree, right-click Active Directory Domains and Trusts, and then click Properties.	This name suffix is defined as a user principal name (UPN) suffix in the local forest: %1. Therefore, Windows routes all authentication requests that use this name to the local forest. To route the authentication requests to the forest: %2, remove the UPN suffix from the local forest. To remove a UPN suffix, in the console tree, right-click Active Directory Domains and Trusts, and then click Properties.
1610	This name suffix is enabled for routing to the forest: %1. Therefore, Windows routes all authentication requests that use this name to that forest. To route the authentication requests to the forest: %2, disable routing to the name suffix for the %1 forest. Would you like to open the Name Suffix Routing tab for the %1 forest trust where you can disable routing for this name suffix now?	This name suffix is enabled for routing to the forest: %1. Therefore, Windows routes all authentication requests that use this name to that forest. To route the authentication requests to the forest: %2, disable routing to the name suffix for the %1 forest. Would you like to open the Name Suffix Routing tab for the %1 forest trust where you can disable routing for this name suffix now?
1611	The forest Trust Info for the specified trust could not be read.	The forest Trust Info for the specified trust could not be read.
1612	The forest Trust Info for the specified trust could not be stored.	The forest Trust Info for the specified trust could not be stored.
1613	The specified TLN or Exclusion already exists for this trust.	The specified TLN or Exclusion already exists for this trust.
1614	The TLN or Exclusion could not be added to the forest Trust Info.	The TLN or Exclusion could not be added to the forest Trust Info.
1615	The TLN or Exclusion was successfully added to the forest Trust Info.	The TLN or Exclusion was successfully added to the forest Trust Info.
1616	The TLN: %1 was added successfully but conflicts with a name suffix in: %2 .	The TLN: %1 was added successfully but conflicts with a name suffix in: %2 .
1617	The specified TLN or Exclusion could not be found on the trust.	The specified TLN or Exclusion could not be found on the trust.
1618	A TLN or Exclusion record with the specified name exists on the trust but it's type does not match the switch used. Ensure that the correct version of the switch is being used for a Top Level Name or an Exclusion.	A TLN or Exclusion record with the specified name exists on the trust but it's type does not match the switch used. Ensure that the correct version of the switch is being used for a Top Level Name or an Exclusion.
1619	The TLN or Exclusion could not be removed from the trust.	The TLN or Exclusion could not be removed from the trust.
1620	The specified TLN or Exclusion was successfully removed from the trust.	The specified TLN or Exclusion was successfully removed from the trust.
1621	This may happen if this trust is not marked as a Forest Transitive trust.	This may happen if this trust is not marked as a Forest Transitive trust.
1622	No forest Trust Info was found on the Trusted Domain Object (TDO) for this trust.	No forest Trust Info was found on the Trusted Domain Object (TDO) for this trust.
1623	The specified Trust or domain could not be found.	The specified Trust or domain could not be found.
1624	This operation can only be performed on the forest root domain.	This operation can only be performed on the forest root domain.
1625	This name suffix conflicts with name suffix in remote forest. Click Refresh button and try to edit the name suffix again.	This name suffix conflicts with name suffix in remote forest. Click Refresh button and try to edit the name suffix again.
2000	General	General
2001	Organization	Organization
2002	Account	Account
2003	Member Of	Member Of
2004	Parent-Child	Parent-Child
2005	Address	Address
2006	Members	Members
2007	Site	Site
2008	Store password using reversible encryption	Store password using reversible encryption
2009	Server	Server
2011	The e-mail address is not valid. Correct it and then try again.	The e-mail address is not valid. Correct it and then try again.
2012	Do you want to remove the selected member(s) from the group?	Do you want to remove the selected member(s) from the group?
2013	realm	realm
2014	Active Directory Domain Services cannot verify the trust. If the other side of the trust relationship doesn't exist yet, you must create it. If the passwords for both sides of the trust relationship don't match, you must remove this trust and re-create it using the correct password. The error returned was: %1	Active Directory Domain Services cannot verify the trust. If the other side of the trust relationship doesn't exist yet, you must create it. If the passwords for both sides of the trust relationship don't match, you must remove this trust and re-create it using the correct password. The error returned was: %1
2016	Telephones	Telephones
2017	Object	Object
2018	The name %s is not a valid Active Directory Domain Services object name.	The name %s is not a valid Active Directory Domain Services object name.
2019	Active Directory Domain Services	Active Directory Domain Services
2020	The Active Directory Domain Services object cannot be found. It may have been deleted by another user or an Active Directory Domain Controller may be temporarily unavailable.	The Active Directory Domain Services object cannot be found. It may have been deleted by another user or an Active Directory Domain Controller may be temporarily unavailable.
2021	Managed By	Managed By
2023	Incoming: Users in the local domain can authenticate in the specified domain, but users in the specified domain cannot authenticate in the local domain.	Incoming: Users in the local domain can authenticate in the specified domain, but users in the specified domain cannot authenticate in the local domain.
2024	Outgoing: Users in the specified domain can authenticate in the local domain, but users in the local domain cannot authenticate in the specified domain.	Outgoing: Users in the specified domain can authenticate in the local domain, but users in the local domain cannot authenticate in the specified domain.
2025	Two-way: Users in the local domain can authenticate in the specified domain and users in the specified domain can authenticate in the local domain.	Two-way: Users in the local domain can authenticate in the specified domain and users in the specified domain can authenticate in the local domain.
2026	Disabled.	Disabled.
2027	The membership removal operation failed. The member may have already been removed by another administrator.	The membership removal operation failed. The member may have already been removed by another administrator.
2028	The home folder could not be created because: %s	The home folder could not be created because: %s
2029	The domain %s cannot be found. Verify that it is operational and available on the network.	The domain %s cannot be found. Verify that it is operational and available on the network.
2030	The specified path is not valid. Enter a valid network server path using the form: \\server\share.	The specified path is not valid. Enter a valid network server path using the form: \\server\share.
2033	The group membership modification failed possibly because: you are trying to add an object a second time you are trying to add a group whose type or scope is incompatible with this group replication among Active Directory Domain Controllers has not completed, or the object may no longer exist.	The group membership modification failed possibly because: you are trying to add an object a second time you are trying to add a group whose type or scope is incompatible with this group replication among Active Directory Domain Controllers has not completed, or the object may no longer exist.
2034	Connections	Connections
2040	Trusts	Trusts
2041	Domain Name	Domain Name
2042	Trust Type	Trust Type
2043	Transitive	Transitive
2044	Routing	Routing
2045	Parent	Parent
2046	Shortcut	Shortcut
2047	External	External
2049	Child	Child
2050	Indirect	Indirect
2051	The password and confirmation you typed do not match. Please retype them.	The password and confirmation you typed do not match. Please retype them.
2052	The domain %s cannot be found. Please verify the spelling and then try again.	The domain %s cannot be found. Please verify the spelling and then try again.
2053	Access to the domain %s is denied. This can occur if the Restrict Anonymous setting has been changed from the default.	Access to the domain %s is denied. This can occur if the Restrict Anonymous setting has been changed from the default.
2054	The specified path is not valid. Enter a valid path using the form: drive-letter:\directory.	The specified path is not valid. Enter a valid path using the form: drive-letter:\directory.
2055	Unable to verify if the password meets domain password policy.	Unable to verify if the password meets domain password policy.
2056	The trust password is not long enough.	The trust password is not long enough.
2057	The trust password is too long.	The trust password is too long.
2058	The trust password is not a strong password.	The trust password is not a strong password.
2059	The password does not contain enough characters to meet the strong password criteria specified by the domain security policy. Type a new trust password.	The password does not contain enough characters to meet the strong password criteria specified by the domain security policy. Type a new trust password.
2060	The password contains too many characters to meet the strong password criteria specified by the domain security. Type a new trust password.	The password contains too many characters to meet the strong password criteria specified by the domain security. Type a new trust password.
2061	The password is not complex enough to meet the strong password criteria specified by the domain security policy. Type a new trust password that uses a combination of symbols, numbers, and uppercase and lowercase letters.	The password is not complex enough to meet the strong password criteria specified by the domain security policy. Type a new trust password that uses a combination of symbols, numbers, and uppercase and lowercase letters.
2062	The password does not meet the strong password criteria specified by the password filter in your domain. Type a new trust password.	The password does not meet the strong password criteria specified by the password filter in your domain. Type a new trust password.
2074	Unknown	Unknown
2076	Information for this object is not currently available possibly due to a network or Active Directory Domain Controller failure.	Information for this object is not currently available possibly due to a network or Active Directory Domain Controller failure.
2081	Do you want to remove %s from the selected group(s)?	Do you want to remove %s from the selected group(s)?
2082	Remove user from group	Remove user from group
2083	Workstation or server	Workstation or server
2084	Domain controller	Domain controller
2090	The specified path is not valid. Enter a valid network server path using the form: \\server\share\folder.	The specified path is not valid. Enter a valid network server path using the form: \\server\share\folder.
2091	The following Active Directory Domain Services error occurred: %s	The following Active Directory Domain Services error occurred: %s
2092	Windows cannot obtain the trust information for domain %s. Either the domain is unavailable or its trust information no longer exists. If the trust information does not exist, you should remove the trust. Do you want to remove the trust?	Windows cannot obtain the trust information for domain %s. Either the domain is unavailable or its trust information no longer exists. If the trust information does not exist, you should remove the trust. Do you want to remove the trust?
2093	Name	Name
2094	Active Directory Domain Services Folder	Active Directory Domain Services Folder
2095	The object %s is already in the list and cannot be added a second time.	The object %s is already in the list and cannot be added a second time.
2096	The primary group cannot be removed. Set another group as primary if you want to remove this one.	The primary group cannot be removed. Set another group as primary if you want to remove this one.
2097	Windows Group Info	Windows Group Info
2098	The object that notifies Active Directory Users and Computers of property changes did not initialize properly. Property changes will not be reflected in Active Directory Users and Computers.	The object that notifies Active Directory Users and Computers of property changes did not initialize properly. Property changes will not be reflected in Active Directory Users and Computers.
2099	Site Settings	Site Settings
2100	Licensing Settings	Licensing Settings
2101	Operating System	Operating System
2102	The pre-Windows 2000 name field is empty. This is a required field.	The pre-Windows 2000 name field is empty. This is a required field.
2104	A group cannot be made a member of itself.	A group cannot be made a member of itself.
2105	The account name or the password is incorrect.	The account name or the password is incorrect.
2106	To complete this operation, you must log on to domain %s as a user with permission to modify trusts.	To complete this operation, you must log on to domain %s as a user with permission to modify trusts.
2107	Trust cannot be verified at this time due to the following situation: %s	Trust cannot be verified at this time due to the following situation: %s
2108	This trust already exists with this domain.	This trust already exists with this domain.
2109	Trust cannot be created because: %s	Trust cannot be created because: %s
2110	The security identifier stored in the object is invalid. You should delete and re-create the object.	The security identifier stored in the object is invalid. You should delete and re-create the object.
2111	Replica Set	Replica Set
2112	Member	Member
2113	The %s attribute cannot be changed on this object.	The %s attribute cannot be changed on this object.
2114	Subscriber	Subscriber
2115	FRS Connection	FRS Connection
2116	Logon Workstations	Logon Workstations
2118	The server from which to replicate was not specified	The server from which to replicate was not specified
2119	All other domains	All other domains
2200	Error	Error
2201	Page	Page
2202	Exceptions	Exceptions
2203	No longer in conflict	No longer in conflict
2204	New	New
2205	The name suffix that you typed is already excluded from routing.	The name suffix that you typed is already excluded from routing.
2206	The name suffix that you typed is not subordinate to the top level name %1	The name suffix that you typed is not subordinate to the top level name %1
2207	Unable to write the forest trust information to the trust object. The error is: %s	Unable to write the forest trust information to the trust object. The error is: %s
2208	The name suffix that you typed is a child of an existing excluded name suffix. This condition is redundant and is not allowed.	The name suffix that you typed is a child of an existing excluded name suffix. This condition is redundant and is not allowed.
2911	This is the member's primary group, so the member cannot be removed. Go to the Member Of tab of the member's property sheet and set another group as primary. You can then remove the member from this group.	This is the member's primary group, so the member cannot be removed. Go to the Member Of tab of the member's property sheet and set another group as primary. You can then remove the member from this group.
3029	Yes	Yes
3030	No	No
3032	Logon Hours	Logon Hours
3033	Logon Hours for %1	Logon Hours for %1
3034	Schedule	Schedule
3035	Schedule for %1	Schedule for %1
3036	Profile	Profile
3037	Issued To	Issued To
3038	Issued By	Issued By
3039	Intended Purposes	Intended Purposes
3040	Expiration Date	Expiration Date
3041	[not available]	[not available]
3042	[any]	[any]
3043	Remove selected certificate from Published Certificates?	Remove selected certificate from Published Certificates?
3044	Remove certificate	Remove certificate
3045	DER Encoded Binary X509 (*.cer)|*.cer|PKCS #7 (*.p7b)|*.p7b|	DER Encoded Binary X509 (*.cer)|*.cer|PKCS #7 (*.p7b)|*.p7b|
3046	Add certificate from a file	Add certificate from a file
3047	Save certificate to a file	Save certificate to a file
3048	Copy to file	Copy to file
3050	File type is unknown. Cannot open.	File type is unknown. Cannot open.
3051	Published Certificates	Published Certificates
3052	The certificate store already contains a certificate with this name. Delete the duplicate before adding.	The certificate store already contains a certificate with this name. Delete the duplicate before adding.
3053	Add certificate	Add certificate
3054	The object that notifies the Active Directory Domain Services user interface of property changes did not initialize because: %s Property changes will not be reflected in the AD DS user interface.	The object that notifies the Active Directory Domain Services user interface of property changes did not initialize because: %s Property changes will not be reflected in the AD DS user interface.
3055	The certificate store cannot be opened. Published certificates will not be displayed.	The certificate store cannot be opened. Published certificates will not be displayed.
3056	Changes cannot be saved to the certificate store. %1	Changes cannot be saved to the certificate store. %1
3057	Site link objects must link at least two sites.	Site link objects must link at least two sites.
3058	Site link bridge objects must link at least two site links.	Site link bridge objects must link at least two site links.
3059	Remove selected certificates from Published Certificates?	Remove selected certificates from Published Certificates?
3060	This object must have a pre-Windows 2000 name. Enter a pre-Windows 2000 name, and then try again	This object must have a pre-Windows 2000 name. Enter a pre-Windows 2000 name, and then try again
3061	You do not have sufficient rights to open the certificate store for changes. Windows will attempt to open the store in read-only mode.	You do not have sufficient rights to open the certificate store for changes. Windows will attempt to open the store in read-only mode.
3070	NW Compatible	NW Compatible
3071	Network Address	Network Address
3072	Node Address	Node Address
3073	All Nodes	All Nodes
3074	You must enter a network address.	You must enter a network address.
3075	Windows cannot load the fpnwclnt.dll because: %s	Windows cannot load the fpnwclnt.dll because: %s
3076	Windows cannot retrieve NetWare-compatible user information because: %s	Windows cannot retrieve NetWare-compatible user information because: %s
3077	Windows cannot get the user's NetWare login script file because: %s	Windows cannot get the user's NetWare login script file because: %s
3078	Windows cannot get NetWare-compatible user settings because: %s	Windows cannot get NetWare-compatible user settings because: %s
3079	Windows cannot enable the account for NetWare because: %s	Windows cannot enable the account for NetWare because: %s
3080	Windows cannot update the NetWare user parameters because: %s	Windows cannot update the NetWare user parameters because: %s
3081	Windows cannot write the NetWare user parameters to the directory, because: %s	Windows cannot write the NetWare user parameters to the directory, because: %s
3082	Windows cannot update the login scripts file due to error: %s	Windows cannot update the login scripts file due to error: %s
3083	The specified path %s is not valid. Please correct the path.	The specified path %s is not valid. Please correct the path.
3084	RPC	RPC
3085	Invalid	Invalid
3086	Multiple values	Multiple values
3088	This option allows the computer to be trusted for delegation. Trusting the computer for delegation is a security-sensitive operation. It should not be done indiscriminately. For more information see Help.	This option allows the computer to be trusted for delegation. Trusting the computer for delegation is a security-sensitive operation. It should not be done indiscriminately. For more information see Help.
3089	Unable to view attribute or value. You may not have permissions to view this object.	Unable to view attribute or value. You may not have permissions to view this object.
3090	The specified user was not found. If the user exists on another Active Directory Domain Controller in the enterprise, it may take 15 minutes or more for the user to be replicated to the global catalog.	The specified user was not found. If the user exists on another Active Directory Domain Controller in the enterprise, it may take 15 minutes or more for the user to be replicated to the global catalog.
3093	Incoming: Users in the local domain can authenticate in the specified domain.	Incoming: Users in the local domain can authenticate in the specified domain.
3094	Outgoing: Users in the specified domain can authenticate in the local domain.	Outgoing: Users in the specified domain can authenticate in the local domain.
3095	Active Directory Domain Services failure with code '0x%08x'!	Active Directory Domain Services failure with code '0x%08x'!
3096	This list displays only groups from the local domain.	This list displays only groups from the local domain.
3097	&View Schedule	&View Schedule
3098	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?
3099	This connection was automatically generated by the Active Directory Domain Services. Changes to this connection will be overwritten. You do not have sufficient permission to mark the connection as not automatically generated. Do you still wish to write your changes to the connection?	This connection was automatically generated by the Active Directory Domain Services. Changes to this connection will be overwritten. You do not have sufficient permission to mark the connection as not automatically generated. Do you still wish to write your changes to the connection?
3100	The %1 home folder was not created because it already exists. You might want to select a different name, or make sure that the user has full access privileges to the existing one.	The %1 home folder was not created because it already exists. You might want to select a different name, or make sure that the user has full access privileges to the existing one.
3101	Unable to read security information for %1. You will not be able to change the value of the home directory.	Unable to read security information for %1. You will not be able to change the value of the home directory.
3102	Cannot connect to the domain %1 due to logon failure. This could happen if the trust is broken. To reset the trust, open the property page for the peer domain, select this domain and choose Edit.	Cannot connect to the domain %1 due to logon failure. This could happen if the trust is broken. To reset the trust, open the property page for the peer domain, select this domain and choose Edit.
3103	The secure channel (SC) reset on Active Directory Domain Controller %2 of domain %3 to domain %4 failed with error: %1	The secure channel (SC) reset on Active Directory Domain Controller %2 of domain %3 to domain %4 failed with error: %1
3104	The %1 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 updated with the new home folder value but you must create the folder manually.	The %1 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 updated with the new home folder value but you must create the folder manually.
3105	The secure channel (SC) verification on Active Directory Domain Controller %2 of domain %3 to domain %4 failed with error: %1	The secure channel (SC) verification on Active Directory Domain Controller %2 of domain %3 to domain %4 failed with error: %1
3106	Unable to verify that the user logon name does not already exist in the enterprise. The global catalog search returned the error: %1	Unable to verify that the user logon name does not already exist in the enterprise. The global catalog search returned the error: %1
3109	The following objects that you selected for universal group membership are from a mixed-mode domain. The membership will not take effect for the selected objects until you convert the domain to native mode. However, membership will take effect immediately for Exchange resources such as Public folders. Objects: %s Do not grant or deny access to network resources such as files, shares, and printers by using the universal group until you convert the domain to native mode.	The following objects that you selected for universal group membership are from a mixed-mode domain. The membership will not take effect for the selected objects until you convert the domain to native mode. However, membership will take effect immediately for Exchange resources such as Public folders. Objects: %s Do not grant or deny access to network resources such as files, shares, and printers by using the universal group until you convert the domain to native mode.
3206	Please enter a value that is a multiple of 15 for the replication interval.	Please enter a value that is a multiple of 15 for the replication interval.
3207	Please enter a value between %1!d! and %2!d!.	Please enter a value between %1!d! and %2!d!.
3208	The operation failed with error code %d (0x%08x)	The operation failed with error code %d (0x%08x)
3209	A domain cannot be set to trust itself.	A domain cannot be set to trust itself.
3210	A Trusted-Domain object cannot be found for the trust to domain %s. The trust may have been removed by another user.	A Trusted-Domain object cannot be found for the trust to domain %s. The trust may have been removed by another user.
3216	A global catalog cannot be located to retrieve the icons for the member list. Some icons may not be shown.	A global catalog cannot be located to retrieve the icons for the member list. Some icons may not be shown.
3227	The %1 home folder already exists. All selected users will be granted full control.	The %1 home folder already exists. All selected users will be granted full control.
3228	The %1 home folder already exists. Do you want this user to be granted full control of this folder? For more information about troubleshooting home folder permissions, open Help and Support Center and search for Knowledge Base articles.	The %1 home folder already exists. Do you want this user to be granted full control of this folder? For more information about troubleshooting home folder permissions, open Help and Support Center and search for Knowledge Base articles.
3229	The %1 home folder was successfully created. All selected users were given full control.	The %1 home folder was successfully created. All selected users were given full control.
3230	Following error occurred when attempting to contact Global Catalog to confirm that this upn is unique. %1	Following error occurred when attempting to contact Global Catalog to confirm that this upn is unique. %1
3249	Trust Name	Trust Name
3250	You can create a trust by using a NetBIOS or DNS name.	You can create a trust by using a NetBIOS or DNS name.
3259	New Trust Wizard	New Trust Wizard
3264	Transitivity of Trust	Transitivity of Trust
3265	Transitivity determines whether the trust is bounded by the domain and the realm in the trust relationship.	Transitivity determines whether the trust is bounded by the domain and the realm in the trust relationship.
3266	Confirm Trust Password	Confirm Trust Password
3267	The trust passwords do not match.	The trust passwords do not match.
3268	User Name and Password	User Name and Password
3269	To create this trust relationship, you must have administrative privileges for the specified domain.	To create this trust relationship, you must have administrative privileges for the specified domain.
3270	&Trust with a Windows domain Specified domain: %s	&Trust with a Windows domain Specified domain: %s
3271	The name you specified is not a valid Windows domain name. Is the specified name a Kerberos V5 realm?	The name you specified is not a valid Windows domain name. Is the specified name a Kerberos V5 realm?
3273	Name Suffix Routing	Name Suffix Routing
3278	Direction of Trust	Direction of Trust
3279	You can create one-way or two-way trusts.	You can create one-way or two-way trusts.
3282	This domain already has a one-way trust relationship with the specified domain.	This domain already has a one-way trust relationship with the specified domain.
3283	Existing One-Way Trust	Existing One-Way Trust
3284	This domain already has a one-way trust relationship with the specified forest.	This domain already has a one-way trust relationship with the specified forest.
3289	The operation failed. The error is: %s	The operation failed. The error is: %s
3290	The name suffix that you typed already exists in the specified forest. In the list of existing suffixes, the routing status of this suffix will change to Disabled.	The name suffix that you typed already exists in the specified forest. In the list of existing suffixes, the routing status of this suffix will change to Disabled.
3293	This domain already has a one-way trust relationship with the specified realm.	This domain already has a one-way trust relationship with the specified realm.
3295	Trust exists with these characteristics:	Trust exists with these characteristics:
3297	Trust Selections Complete	Trust Selections Complete
3298	The New Trust Wizard is ready to create the trust.	The New Trust Wizard is ready to create the trust.
3299	This domain:	This domain:
3300	Specified domain:	Specified domain:
3301	Trust type:	Trust type:
3302	Direction:	Direction:
3303	There is a trust to domain %s that is of type realm, yet the domain exists as a Windows domain.	There is a trust to domain %s that is of type realm, yet the domain exists as a Windows domain.
3304	The trust to domain %s exists but is of an unexpected type.	The trust to domain %s exists but is of an unexpected type.
3305	The trust is in an inconsistent state. To fix this problem, delete and recreate the trust.	The trust is in an inconsistent state. To fix this problem, delete and recreate the trust.
3307	Now making the trust changes.	Now making the trust changes.
3309	To create this trust relationship, you must have administrative privileges for the local domain.	To create this trust relationship, you must have administrative privileges for the local domain.
3311	Local domain: %s	Local domain: %s
3312	Specified domain: %s	Specified domain: %s
3313	Type the user name and password of an account that has administrative privileges in the specified domain.	Type the user name and password of an account that has administrative privileges in the specified domain.
3314	Type the user name and password of an account that has administrative privileges in the local domain.	Type the user name and password of an account that has administrative privileges in the local domain.
3315	Type the user name and password of an account in the specified domain.	Type the user name and password of an account in the specified domain.
3316	To create this trust relationship, you must supply user credentials for the specified domain.	To create this trust relationship, you must supply user credentials for the specified domain.
3319	This domain is a forest root domain. If the specified domain qualifies, you can create a forest trust.	This domain is a forest root domain. If the specified domain qualifies, you can create a forest trust.
3321	The New Trust Wizard cannot continue because the specified domain cannot be contacted.	The New Trust Wizard cannot continue because the specified domain cannot be contacted.
3322	Either the domain does not exist, or network or other problems are preventing connection.	Either the domain does not exist, or network or other problems are preventing connection.
3323	If the domain exists but is unavailable, try again when it is available. If it no longer exists as a Windows domain, then delete and recreate the trust.	If the domain exists but is unavailable, try again when it is available. If it no longer exists as a Windows domain, then delete and recreate the trust.
3324	There is a trust to the Windows domain %s, yet the domain cannot be contacted.	There is a trust to the Windows domain %s, yet the domain cannot be contacted.
3325	A trust relationship with the domain you specified already exists.	A trust relationship with the domain you specified already exists.
3326	You have chosen not to make any changes to this trust.	You have chosen not to make any changes to this trust.
3327	The New Trust Wizard cannot continue because the specified domain is the same domain in which the wizard is running.	The New Trust Wizard cannot continue because the specified domain is the same domain in which the wizard is running.
3328	To create a trust, select a domain other than the one that you are currently managing.	To create a trust, select a domain other than the one that you are currently managing.
3329	To create a different trust relationship with this domain, delete the existing trust, and then run this wizard again.	To create a different trust relationship with this domain, delete the existing trust, and then run this wizard again.
3330	Confirm Incoming Trust	Confirm Incoming Trust
3331	You should confirm this trust only if the other side of the trust has been created.	You should confirm this trust only if the other side of the trust has been created.
3332	The trust password verification failed with error %1!d!: %2	The trust password verification failed with error %1!d!: %2
3333	The trust password verification test was inconclusive.	The trust password verification test was inconclusive.
3334	A secure channel reset will be attempted.	A secure channel reset will be attempted.
3335	The target system %1 does not support NetLogon trust password verification.	The target system %1 does not support NetLogon trust password verification.
3336	The secure channel reset failed with error %1!d!: %2	The secure channel reset failed with error %1!d!: %2
3337	Trust relationship created successfully.	Trust relationship created successfully.
3338	The trust relationship was successfully created and confirmed.	The trust relationship was successfully created and confirmed.
3339	The trust relationship was successfully created but the verification failed.	The trust relationship was successfully created but the verification failed.
3340	The verification of the incoming trust failed with the following error(s):	The verification of the incoming trust failed with the following error(s):
3341	The outgoing trust has been verified. It is in place and active.	The outgoing trust has been verified. It is in place and active.
3342	The incoming trust has been verified. It is in place and active.	The incoming trust has been verified. It is in place and active.
3343	The verification of the outgoing trust failed with the following error(s):	The verification of the outgoing trust failed with the following error(s):
3344	Exclusion	Exclusion
3345	The trust will be modified to have these characteristics:	The trust will be modified to have these characteristics:
3346	Forest trust	Forest trust
3347	Forest	Forest
3349	Trust Creation Complete	Trust Creation Complete
3350	The trust relationship was successfully created.	The trust relationship was successfully created.
3351	Routed Name Suffixes -- Local forest	Routed Name Suffixes -- Local forest
3352	You can route authentication requests that use name suffixes that do not exist in the specified forest to the local forest.	You can route authentication requests that use name suffixes that do not exist in the specified forest to the local forest.
3354	Specified forest root domain: %1 The trust was created successfully, but it cannot be used for authentication for some or all accounts, because of name suffix conflicts. Some of the specified name suffixes already exist in this forest (or a forest that is trusted by this forest), so accounts with these names suffixes will not be routed to the specified forest. Would you like to save a log file with complete details about the names associated with this trust?	Specified forest root domain: %1 The trust was created successfully, but it cannot be used for authentication for some or all accounts, because of name suffix conflicts. Some of the specified name suffixes already exist in this forest (or a forest that is trusted by this forest), so accounts with these names suffixes will not be routed to the specified forest. Would you like to save a log file with complete details about the names associated with this trust?
3355	Active Directory Domains and Trusts	Active Directory Domains and Trusts
3356	The creation of the trust names log file failed with error: %1	The creation of the trust names log file failed with error: %1
3357	Names claimed by the specified domain:	Names claimed by the specified domain:
3358	Transitive: Yes	Transitive: Yes
3359	Transitive: No	Transitive: No
3362	Suffix	Suffix
3363	Status	Status
3366	Unable to contact an Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain %s. Cannot determine at this time if the domain's routing name claims have changed.	Unable to contact an Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain %s. Cannot determine at this time if the domain's routing name claims have changed.
3368	Enabled	Enabled
3369	Disabled	Disabled
3370	Conflict in	Conflict in
3371	Unable to read forest trust information from the other domain. The error is: %1 New naming information is not available.	Unable to read forest trust information from the other domain. The error is: %1 New naming information is not available.
3372	Unable to read forest trust information from the other domain. The error is: %1 New naming information is not available. The trust may not have been created on the other domain or it no longer exists.	Unable to read forest trust information from the other domain. The error is: %1 New naming information is not available. The trust may not have been created on the other domain or it no longer exists.
3373	There is currently no forest trust naming information available.	There is currently no forest trust naming information available.
3374	Admin-Disabled	Admin-Disabled
3375	New-Disabled	New-Disabled
3376	Name Suffix	Name Suffix
3377	Domain DNS name	Domain DNS name
3378	Domain NetBIOS name	Domain NetBIOS name
3380	Forest root name suffix	Forest root name suffix
3382	Conflicting	Conflicting
3383	Has matching or superior exclusion record	Has matching or superior exclusion record
3384	Domain SID	Domain SID
3385	The attempt to read the names claimed by the specified domain has failed.	The attempt to read the names claimed by the specified domain has failed.
3387	Routing Status	Routing Status
3388	Enabled with exceptions	Enabled with exceptions
3389	Disabled with exceptions	Disabled with exceptions
3390	Account options:	Account options:
3392	To confirm and, if necessary, reset this trust relationship, click Validate.	To confirm and, if necessary, reset this trust relationship, click Validate.
3393	To confirm or reset this trust relationship and update its routed name suffixes, click Validate.	To confirm or reset this trust relationship and update its routed name suffixes, click Validate.
3394	If new child domains were recently added to the specified forest, this forest might not have detected them yet. To ensure that all traffic for this trust is routed to the specified forest correctly, update the name suffix routing information. Do you want to update the name suffix routing information for this trust?	If new child domains were recently added to the specified forest, this forest might not have detected them yet. To ensure that all traffic for this trust is routed to the specified forest correctly, update the name suffix routing information. Do you want to update the name suffix routing information for this trust?
3400	The properties of this object cannot be displayed because it is not an Active Directory Domain Services object.	The properties of this object cannot be displayed because it is not an Active Directory Domain Services object.
3401	%s is no longer a member of this group. It may still appear due to standard delays in replication between Active Directory Domain Controllers.	%s is no longer a member of this group. It may still appear due to standard delays in replication between Active Directory Domain Controllers.
3402	The object is no longer a member of this group. It may still appear due to standard delays in replication between Active Directory Domain Controllers.	The object is no longer a member of this group. It may still appear due to standard delays in replication between Active Directory Domain Controllers.
3403	A global catalog cannot be contacted to retrieve the icons for the member list because access was denied. Some icons may not be shown.	A global catalog cannot be contacted to retrieve the icons for the member list because access was denied. Some icons may not be shown.
3404	The pre-Windows 2000 logon name %1 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? @ " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with _. Do you want to continue?	The pre-Windows 2000 logon name %1 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? @ " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with _. Do you want to continue?
3405	The user logon name %1 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with _. Do you want to continue?	The user logon name %1 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with _. Do you want to continue?
3406	The pre-Windows 2000 group name %1 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with _. Do you want to continue?	The pre-Windows 2000 group name %1 contains one or more of the following illegal characters: / \ [ ] : ; | = , + * ? " If you continue Windows will replace these characters with _. Do you want to continue?
3429	Delegation	Delegation
3450	Service Type	Service Type
3451	User or Computer	User or Computer
3452	Port	Port
3453	Service Name	Service Name
3454	Domain	Domain
3455	D&o not trust this user for delegation	D&o not trust this user for delegation
3456	&Trust this user for delegation to any service (Kerberos only)	&Trust this user for delegation to any service (Kerberos only)
3457	Tr&ust this user for delegation to specified services only	Tr&ust this user for delegation to specified services only
3458	At least one service must be specified for delegation. Click Add to add services to be delegated.	At least one service must be specified for delegation. Click Add to add services to be delegated.
3459	The selected object(s) do not contain services that can be delegated. Click Users or Computers to select another object.	The selected object(s) do not contain services that can be delegated. Click Users or Computers to select another object.
3460	An Active Directory Domain Controller cannot replicate information with itself. Select a different AD DC.	An Active Directory Domain Controller cannot replicate information with itself. Select a different AD DC.
3463	The home folder was set to the following shared folder: %1 The shared folder already exists. Because the folder is at the root of the file share, you must verify that the user has the appropriate permissions to manage the contents of the folder. For more information about troubleshooting home folder permissions, open Help and Support and search for Knowledge Base articles.	The home folder was set to the following shared folder: %1 The shared folder already exists. Because the folder is at the root of the file share, you must verify that the user has the appropriate permissions to manage the contents of the folder. For more information about troubleshooting home folder permissions, open Help and Support and search for Knowledge Base articles.
3464	The %1 home folder already exists. Because the folder is at the root of the file share, you must verify that all users have the appropriate permissions to manage the contents of the folder. For more information about troubleshooting home folder permissions, open Help and Support and search for Knowledge Base articles.	The %1 home folder already exists. Because the folder is at the root of the file share, you must verify that all users have the appropriate permissions to manage the contents of the folder. For more information about troubleshooting home folder permissions, open Help and Support and search for Knowledge Base articles.
3465	The %2 home folder was not created because: %1 Click OK to attempt to update the user account with the new home folder value. You must create the folder manually.	The %2 home folder was not created because: %1 Click OK to attempt to update the user account with the new home folder value. You must create the folder manually.
3466	The %1 home folder was not created because you do not have create access on the server. Click OK to attempt to update the user account with the new home folder value. You must create the folder manually after obtaining the required access rights.	The %1 home folder was not created because you do not have create access on the server. Click OK to attempt to update the user account with the new home folder value. You must create the folder manually after obtaining the required access rights.
3469	This object is already in the list and cannot be added a second time.	This object is already in the list and cannot be added a second time.
3470	Errors occurred while trying to add the selected objects to the group.	Errors occurred while trying to add the selected objects to the group.
3474	This Active Directory Domain Controlller is serving as the infrastructure master role for this domain. The infrastructure master role should not be placed on an AD DC that is also a global catalog server unless all AD DCs in the domain are global catalog servers. Are you sure you want to make this AD DC a global catalog?	This Active Directory Domain Controlller is serving as the infrastructure master role for this domain. The infrastructure master role should not be placed on an AD DC that is also a global catalog server unless all AD DCs in the domain are global catalog servers. Are you sure you want to make this AD DC a global catalog?
3475	This account supports Kerberos AES 128 bit encryption.	This account supports Kerberos AES 128 bit encryption.
3476	This account supports Kerberos AES 256 bit encryption.	This account supports Kerberos AES 256 bit encryption.
3477	The Supported Encryption Types attribute on the Trusted domain object cannot be changed. The error is: %s	The Supported Encryption Types attribute on the Trusted domain object cannot be changed. The error is: %s
3478	The Supported Encryption Types attribute on the Trusted domain cannot be read. The error is: %s	The Supported Encryption Types attribute on the Trusted domain cannot be read. The error is: %s
3479	Password Replication Policy	Password Replication Policy
3484	Allow	Allow
3485	Deny	Deny
3487	Setting	Setting
3488	Read-only Domain Controller	Read-only Domain Controller
3489	Global Catalog	Global Catalog
3490	Windows Server 2008	Windows Server 2008
3496	%1 is already specified in the password replication policy with %2 permissions. This operation will change the permission to %3.	%1 is already specified in the password replication policy with %2 permissions. This operation will change the permission to %3.
3497	The operation cannot proceed because some of the specified security principals are already specified in the policy with a different permission. To proceed, select only security principals not already specified in the policy. The following security principals are currently specified:	The operation cannot proceed because some of the specified security principals are already specified in the policy with a different permission. To proceed, select only security principals not already specified in the policy. The following security principals are currently specified:
3498	%1 : %2	%1 : %2
3500	ADAM Instance	ADAM Instance
3503	Password Replication	Password Replication
3507	The following error occurred while searching for accounts meeting this criteria: %s	The following error occurred while searching for accounts meeting this criteria: %s
3508	U&nlock account. This account is currently locked out on this Active Directory Domain Controller.	U&nlock account. This account is currently locked out on this Active Directory Domain Controller.
3514	%1 (%2)	%1 (%2)
3515	Are you sure you want to remove these security principals from the Password Replication Policy? %1	Are you sure you want to remove these security principals from the Password Replication Policy? %1
3516	...	...
3517	No other Global Catalogs can be detected in the forest. If no Global Catalogs exist in the forest, users will not be able to log on. Are you sure that you want to remove the Global Catalog role from this Domain Controller?	No other Global Catalogs can be detected in the forest. If no Global Catalogs exist in the forest, users will not be able to log on. Are you sure that you want to remove the Global Catalog role from this Domain Controller?
3518	No other Global Catalogs can be detected in this site. If no Global Catalogs exist in a site, it may take longer for users in that site to log on. Are you sure that you want to remove the Global Catalog role from this Domain Controller?	No other Global Catalogs can be detected in this site. If no Global Catalogs exist in a site, it may take longer for users in that site to log on. Are you sure that you want to remove the Global Catalog role from this Domain Controller?
3519	%1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6	%1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6
3520	The set of domain controllers that are specified as preferred bridgehead servers in this site does not include all the directory partitions in the forest.	The set of domain controllers that are specified as preferred bridgehead servers in this site does not include all the directory partitions in the forest.
3521	The following directory partitions are not stored by any preferred bridgehead server in this site:	The following directory partitions are not stored by any preferred bridgehead server in this site:
3522	To ensure that only domain controllers that are designated as preferred bridgehead servers in this site are used to replicate changes between this site and other sites, designate additional domain controllers in this site as bridgehead servers that host the directory partitions listed above.	To ensure that only domain controllers that are designated as preferred bridgehead servers in this site are used to replicate changes between this site and other sites, designate additional domain controllers in this site as bridgehead servers that host the directory partitions listed above.
3523	Otherwise, domain controllers that are not designated as preferred bridgehead servers will be used to replicate these directory partitions. However, if any directory partition is not replicated outside this site, you do not have to designate a preferred bridgehead server for that directory partition.	Otherwise, domain controllers that are not designated as preferred bridgehead servers will be used to replicate these directory partitions. However, if any directory partition is not replicated outside this site, you do not have to designate a preferred bridgehead server for that directory partition.
3524	Full Naming Contexts: %1	Full Naming Contexts: %1
3525	Partial Naming Contexts: %1	Partial Naming Contexts: %1
3526	An error was encountered when trying to set the correct security settings for this manager to manage this object.	An error was encountered when trying to set the correct security settings for this manager to manage this object.
3529	Phonetic Names	Phonetic Names
3535	The snapin failed to validate if the current GC is the last GC in the forest. Error: %1Do you want to continue?	The snapin failed to validate if the current GC is the last GC in the forest. Error: %1Do you want to continue?
3536	The change was not immediately replicated to the read-only domain controller. The following Active Directory Domain Services error occurred: %s The designated security principal will gain administrative privileges on this read-only domain controller after the change is successfully replicated.	The change was not immediately replicated to the read-only domain controller. The following Active Directory Domain Services error occurred: %s The designated security principal will gain administrative privileges on this read-only domain controller after the change is successfully replicated.
3537	Windows Server 2008 R2	Windows Server 2008 R2
3539	Windows Server 2012	Windows Server 2012
3541	The %s functional level is deprecated. At this functional level, you might not be able to add domain controllers that run a future version of Windows Server to the domain or forest.	The %s functional level is deprecated. At this functional level, you might not be able to add domain controllers that run a future version of Windows Server to the domain or forest.
4100	The operation cannot continue because a required object was not found in Active Directory Domain Services: "%1".	The operation cannot continue because a required object was not found in Active Directory Domain Services: "%1".
4101	The operation cannot continue because LDAP add operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).	The operation cannot continue because LDAP add operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).
4102	The operation cannot continue because LDAP modify operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).	The operation cannot continue because LDAP modify operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).
4103	The operation cannot continue because LDAP move operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).	The operation cannot continue because LDAP move operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).
4104	The operation cannot continue because LDAP connect/bind operation failed: error: %1!d! (%2).	The operation cannot continue because LDAP connect/bind operation failed: error: %1!d! (%2).
4105	The operation cannot continue because LDAP delete operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).	The operation cannot continue because LDAP delete operation failed: object "%1", error: %2!d! (%3).
4106	Could not find a domain controller in the domain "%1" using the following flag(s) (%2). (%3)	Could not find a domain controller in the domain "%1" using the following flag(s) (%2). (%3)
4107	Could not find a domain controller in the forest "%1" using the following flag(s) (%2). (%3)	Could not find a domain controller in the forest "%1" using the following flag(s) (%2). (%3)

File Name:	adprop.dll.mui
Directory:	%WINDIR%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-a..ertypages.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.15063.0_en-us_e1a4683f59f3c9c2\
File Size:	197 kB
File Permissions:	rw-rw-rw-
File Type:	Win32 DLL
File Type Extension:	dll
MIME Type:	application/octet-stream
Machine Type:	Intel 386 or later, and compatibles
Time Stamp:	0000:00:00 00:00:00
PE Type:	PE32
Linker Version:	14.10
Code Size:	0
Initialized Data Size:	201216
Uninitialized Data Size:	0
Entry Point:	0x0000
OS Version:	10.0
Image Version:	10.0
Subsystem Version:	6.0
Subsystem:	Windows GUI
File Version Number:	10.0.15063.0
Product Version Number:	10.0.15063.0
File Flags Mask:	0x003f
File Flags:	(none)
File OS:	Windows NT 32-bit
Object File Type:	Dynamic link library
File Subtype:	0
Language Code:	English (U.S.)
Character Set:	Unicode
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
File Description:	Windows Active Directory Domain Services Admin Property Pages
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Internal Name:	dsprop
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original File Name:	dsprop.dll.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0

adprop.dll.mui is Multilingual User Interface resource file that contain English (U.S.) language for file adprop.dll (Windows Active Directory Domain Services Admin Property Pages).

File Description:	Windows Active Directory Domain Services Admin Property Pages
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
Internal Name:	dsprop
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original Filename:	dsprop.dll.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0
Translation:	0x409, 1200