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I created a bunch of account via PowerShell script, but they have empty displayName.
idFix noticed me, fill up correctly new displayName but it FAIL when I hit Apply button (with no error message)
It does not matter if I edit UPDATE manually or I leave it as is. It always fails.
I'm able to change displayName by AD Users and Computers manually without problem.
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Did you set the action column to EDIT for those accounts before clicking Apply? If not, idfix won't update the account attributes.
I was able to update blank display names using the following steps:
I created a test account using the following PowerShell: New-ADUser -Name NewTest
After clicking Query in idfix, the account was displayed in the results list with displayName in the Attribute column and NewTest in the Update column.
I updated the action column to EDIT for that account and clicked Apply.
Idfix updated the account and set the Action column to COMPLETE.
When I clicked Query, the account no longer appeared in the results and the account's display name had been updated in Active Directory.
As I wrote, it does not work even I try different methods.
There was no detailed error message, it just fail (I try to run it as Administrator too).
At the same moment I was able to edit those attributes by hand through AD utilities from the same session.
I created a bunch of account via PowerShell script, but they have empty displayName.
idFix noticed me, fill up correctly new displayName but it FAIL when I hit Apply button (with no error message)
It does not matter if I edit UPDATE manually or I leave it as is. It always fails.
I'm able to change displayName by AD Users and Computers manually without problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: