#Delete lastpass account how to

#Delete lastpass account how to

How to minimize the impact of bulk deletions in the future How to determine when and where a deletion occurred How to manually undelete objects in a deleted object's container How to recover deleted users on a Windows Server 2003 and later domain controller when you do not have a valid system state backup This article also provides the following recovery help: Method 3: Authoritatively restore the deleted user accounts and the deleted users security groups two times Method 2: Restore the deleted user accounts, and then add the restored users back to their groups Method 1: Restore the deleted user accounts, and then add the restored users back to their groups by using the Ntdsutil.exe command-line tool When you restore a deleted object, you must restore the former values of the member and memberOf attributes in the affected security principal. In all three methos, you authoritatively restore the deleted objects, and then you restore group membership information for the deleted security principals. If this method is not available to you, the following three methods can be used. For more details on this feature including how to enable it and restore objects, see Active Directory Recycle Bin Step-by-Step Guide. The most common method is to enable the AD Recycle Bin feature supported on domain controllers based on Windows Server 2008 R2 and later. These objects are known collectively as security principals. You can use several methods to restore deleted user accounts, computer accounts, and security groups. This article applies to Windows Server 2003 and later versions.