La
I'm glad you were able to locate the information for that account. This
sounds like an account that 'runs as a service' which is very unusual. The
only other component on Vista that is set this way is the Trusted Installer
which also is an account that runs as a service.
A 'printer' usually runs this way only if it has been installed for
something like a 'print server' which is usually only required on a
corporate network that has many work stations that use the same printer.
It's a mystery why this account would show up in the Parental Controls
dialog? It is likely caused by some incompatibility between Vista and the
Lexmark driver installer.
You can probably safely ignore this behavior, unless you detect some problem
it may be causing. I would also recommend checking the Lexmark support
website for any information on this behavior.
--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience
"La" <La@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:
> I've upgraded the computer to Ultimate and went into Local Users and
> Groups /
> computer management and there it is.
>
> The properties for dlbj_IAM's description says "Account for the Lexmark
> Print Service components and password never expires, it is not a member of
> anything and there is no profile set up.
>
>
>
> "La" wrote:
> Quote:
>> I noticed a Standard user named "dlbj_IAM" in my Parental Controls and I
>> didn't create this account. I have a stand alone Vista Premium computer
>> with
>> wireless connectivity.
>>
>> The account doesn't show up in "User Accounts" or when I check the users
>> folder creation in explorer to determine when it was created - there are
>> no
>> folders created for this user. I would like to determine when this
>> account
>> was created and if there has been any wireless activity before deleting
>> this
>> account.
>>
>> I set parental controls to high and put every restriction I could find on
>> this account.
>>
>> I have gone to Admin Tools, Computer Management in hopes to look in Local
>> Users and Groups but it doesn't exist. Is this something different about
>> Vista Premium?