@
Parman,
Had to think about it myself, and you probably mean
SID = User's Security Identifier
@
meebers,
To find out what SID belongs to a User name:
Open a Command Prompt by pressing the
Windows key and the
R key at the same time.
In the Run prompt, type:
cmd
Now, right-click the following command inside the quote box, and select
Copy:
Quote:
wmic useraccount get name,sid
Right-click by the blinking cursor of the Command Prompt, and select:
Paste
Press: Enter
A list appears with each User account in Windows, listed by User name and followed by its SID.
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To explain a little further...what is showing looks like red-circled 'x', which, like
Parman said,
the name associated with it was probably removed from the computer. The deleted account was granted access to the object you are checking.
When the account is deleted the system does not remove the access control list entry.
The red-circled 'x' appears because the system can no longer resolve the SID to an account name, since the account no longer exists.