To please explain the situation, I need to understand what is going on here. First and foremost, you have not specified your operating system. I have to deduce that you are using Windows 8 from your report. You need to give some specifications as to your computer, when this was not a problem, when it became a problem, what changes were made, and when you noticed the problem began.
Please supply:
- The make and model of your computer system
- The version of Windows you are running (Windows 8 RT or Professional?)
- Which applications do not work (are they exclusively Modern UI apps or are they also desktop apps)
- Have you had any prior problems with your hardware or software that may have led to this event?
- Do you recall installing any hardware prior to the problem taking place?
- When you created a new account, did you make sure you gave it administrative privileges?
- What are you unable to access exactly?
- What instructions were you given to create a second account and why?
If these are paid online games from Microsoft, that require digital rights management to download and play and have been transferred from one Microsoft account to the other, you need to contact the sales department and support, indicating to them the changes that were made.
Or spend $1000.00 on a new computer and let Microsoft off the hook, because you cannot help me!
This is a third-party website that is not associated with the App Store or Microsoft Corporation. You are accessing a service that is free and continues operations from advertisements. Before you blame me, please remember that my crystal ball and tarot cards are in the other room.
You can contact the official Microsoft support, and if they are telling you it is a hardware or software issue, it is probably because they cannot diagnose the issue as part of an "App" issue. Somewhere a long the lines, you have have lost administrative privileges to areas of your system.
If you are accessing a cloud service, like the Microsoft Windows App Store, you need to have and know what credentials and exactly what games/programs were transferred over to you from making these online purchases. I am not trying to be insulting, but you are coming onto a public forum, and simply stating that you can't access any of your stuff, outputting a vague error message, and not really giving any particular detail other than the fact that you created a second account.
The more information that you provide, and the more concise and clear you are in providing precise information about what has taken place prior to you experiencing your problem, as well as the problem itself, the more likely it is that someone will find your issue, other than myself, and respond to it. That is how questions and answers are made possible online through third parties.
I do not have enough information to proceed. Again, if the apps were purchased through the "Windows Store" or app store, in Windows 8, and your account has privileges to access them, you should be able to access them, once the permission/rights problem on either your (1) Microsoft account, which exists on Microsoft servers is fixed or (2) your account permissions on your local system are fixed.
You have indicated you cannot even open certain programs. You have not stated what those programs are.
I reinstalled Windows 8 and was issued with a new avatar name………….No 2.
Why didn't you just re-install Windows 8 and login with the same Microsoft account you purchased the apps/games with? You can link multiple e-mail addresses to the same Windows/Live account. There is no reason to have two separate credentials.
This is a Microsoft’s problem: Software configuration—Security.
The problem can be solved by closing my first account and transferring the funds to my second account.
Then send a K security file to “Defender” and remove all the S1 files attached to my Apps.
What you are saying does not make any sense. When you removed "account unknown" from these apps, you did nothing. All it did was remove a SID/user account that no longer exists. What you would need to do, normally, is give your new account privileges over the same files. It sounds like this is a permission problem with the filesystem.
How did you reinstall Windows 8? Deleting an account is not re-installing.
Why did you transfer funds to a second account? What funds? Should I magically know what you are talking about here?
To be quite honest with you, sometimes there is a problem between the desk and the chair.
We have no control over the app store or your Microsoft accounts.
If this is a local system issue (I suspect I will never find out due to complete lack of information), please try this method:
http://www.addictivetips.com/window...s-folder-and-change-permissions-in-windows-8/
This will help you gain access over the files you are unable to read.
If you have critical files like documents you need to save, they should be backed up and you should completely reinstall the operating system, do not create any "new accounts", and login with one, single account, that you have created, in Windows 8, the first time. You can link these accounts together through your user settings at
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When you login with a Microsoft account to Windows 8, this is done to access services like the App Store, as well as save a copy of your settings in the event that you decide to log in on another system, etc. That is a cloud based service, and you retain personal responsibility for the information that you input there. That is not something where I can tell you "create a new account with Microsoft" or "delete your existing account". No one is going to tell you to do that - I doubt even from official support. You should call Dell because we do not provide remote desktop services here and if you are still under warranty they may be willing to login and diagnose the issue.
I have given you the resource you need to correct file or permission problems but I do not have a full understanding of your problem. Unless you provide some concise, detailed information about the things I listed above, I am not sure anyone can help. Also, you cannot start giving out e-mail addresses and Windows live account data here. That is something you are going to want to look at with a support person at Dell, where you can contact them on the phone. It sounds like you severely complicated your situation by creating multiple accounts. Without proper validation, the second account could belong to anyone. I do not even know who you are.
So I would suggest that you contact the official channels and do actually listen to Microsoft Support/Sales/whomever you called in this instance. I suggested you call them again because you are not clear about what happened, why, or what is really wrong. Normally this is a permission problem on the files. What you did by deleting the "S-1" number off of those files under security permissions was simply removing permissions for an account that is already deleted or not recognized on your system - apparently due to your own actions.
Good luck!
