So open a terminal on your Nextcloud instance and type the command: occ user:enable username. user:enable -> enables the specified user. The SignInOptions setting controls whether users can provide credentials to Office by using either their Windows Live ID or the user ID that was assigned by their organization (Org ID) for accessing Microsoft 365. If a user with admin rights has been disabled (for example for x amount of wrong password) you can enable it again with a occ command. This option enforces the default configuration. Connected features of Office are enabled. Office applications use online services and download the latest online content from when users' computers are connected to the Internet. 2 = Allow Office to connect to the Internet.Connected features of Office are disabled.
Office applications don't connect to the Internet to access online services or to download the latest online content from. 0 = Don't allow Office to connect to the Internet.This setting can be configured by using the following values: The UseOnlineContent setting controls users' access to the Office online features.
In this situation, your administrator must modify the policy to change this setting if the administrator set the value. Please add us to your whitelist to enable the website to function properly.If the UseOnlineContent or SignInOptions value is located under the Policies hive, it may have been created by Group Policy. Some links in the article may not be viewable as you are using an AdBlocker.
If you have already updated and prefer to have an active Administrator account, you can re-activate it in Computer Management >Local Users and Groups > Users. Microsoft says they aim to release a fix in late January 2019, but in the meantime suggests users have more than one valid account with Administrator privileges when they update to the October 2018 Update. This occurs during the upgrade process when there are already existing user accounts with Administrator privileges, but I expect this could cause issues if users delete such an account expecting the Administrator account to still be valid. Windows 10 comes with a built-in Administrator account which is disabled by default during setup, and it seems Microsoft hopes to keep it that way.Īccording to a blog post by Microsoft Taiwan, upgrading from the April 2018 Update to the October 2018 update will deactivate the Administrator account if it has been previously activated.
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