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Unknown domain users displayed in the work items "assigned to" field

by XDK 29. January 2014 16:57

Description:

IT administrators account get populated in the work item "assigned to" field.

By default, [TEAM FOUNDATION]\Valid Users include [TEAM FOUNDATION]\Team Foundation Administrators which holds [BUILT IN]\Administrators.

Workaround:

In the TFS Server Administration Console

1. Select Application Tier and clicked Group Membership. I

2. Double-click on [TEAM FOUNDATION]\Team Foundation Administrators

3. Remove [BUILT IN]\Administrator

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