Windows 10: What does it mean when the service name field equals to 'krbtgt' in Event_id 4769?

'threat-protection' According to the discription of Event_id 4768 and 4769,It's normal when the service name field equals to 'krbtgt\xxxx' in Event_id 4768, because TGS will recognize the ‘krbtgt’ to response ST.But what does it mean when the service name field equals to 'krbtgt' in Event_id 4769? Is it normal or anomaly? Is it normal when 'krbtgt' account being accessed?Log like this:04/11/2023 01:18:33 PM LogName=Security SourceName=Microsoft Windows security auditing. EventCode=4769 EventType=0 Type=Information ComputerName=CCJSHDJS0021.xxxx.x**** TaskCategory=Kerberos Service Ticket Opera

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how to increase name field size

Mhm. Works here on my Lumia.

• Which account type is that (Outlook.com, Google, iCloud, …)?
• How long is the longest you are able to save?
• Is that really the Name field or the another field like Company?

 

Windows Mail To: field autocompletes with out of date name

Hi, I'm Felipe, an expert and customer like you. I''m here to help.

To update the name associated with an email address in Windows Mail, you need to remove the old entry from the autocomplete list. Here's how:

Open Windows Mail.

Start a new email by clicking on the "New Mail" button.

In the "To" field, type the first few letters of the outdated email address.

When the outdated name appears in the drop-down list, use the arrow keys to highlight the entry.

Press the "Delete" key to remove the outdated entry from the autocomplete list.

Now, the next time you enter the email address in the "To" field, the new name should appear in the autocomplete list. If it does not, you can manually add the correct name by typing the email address in the "To" field and then typing the new name in the "Display as" field. The updated name should then be saved to the autocomplete list.

 

Edit Services "Description" field


As title suggests, I'm wondering how to edit the description of services that appear in "services.msc"... I have several programs that run as services that I know and use, but have no descriptions at all.

Would be nice to be able to see these and immediately recognize them when viewing list of running services.

Cheers