and from Nonstandard Computer InstructionsLog on to the computer, using the user name CLERK (in all capitals, as shown here) and the password [redacted]. This is the computer administrator account. It is also the only account to be used to run MLS. Please do not allow this username or password to be changed.
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Do not create Windows nonadministrator accounts for anyone who will use MLS. Any attempt to transmit MLS data from a nonadministrator account will result in transmission difficulties.
These instructions can be found at mls.lds.org. The STS has the password.If you install Windows XP professional with service pack 2 on the computer, As Windows is being setup and asks you to establish an administrative user account type CLERK (in all capitals, as shown here for the user name) and the password [redacted]. This is the computer administrator account. It is also the only account to be used to run MLS. Please do not allow this username or password to be changed.
As much as it disturbs me to have all users run with administrative rights - first, it's not my call. Secondly, as much as I've been successful at work and at the FHC in getting software to work with lower user rights, there's just too many unknowns during send/receive to be able to do so safely.