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Ah, presumably because in GUI, it's "End of"

Hmm wish attributes accurately reflected GUI.

Hi there, I'm just using powershell to update the accountexpirationdate. If I query the attribute or view using ADUC, it's set correctly, however, when I view on the Account tab, no matter what I set it to, it always displays a day earlier.

See screenshots below. Any clues?

Ian

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Fixed or at least a workaround.

I changed code to (and used different icon file to test) :
$crossIcon = [system.drawing.image]::FromFile("I:\xxxxx\Hopstarter-Rounded-Square-Button-Delete.ico")

As you can see, this had the desired result.
Cheers

Ian

Oops, forgot screenshots...attached now.

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Resolved. Few things that contributed. I had a number of dialogresult settings which appeared to work. Coincidentally these were 'Cancel', however it turns out that the default dialogresult is 'Cancel', which was coincidentally why I didn't spot my error sooner. It turns out that I'd inadvertently u...

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Recovery folder doesn't exist.

I tried creating manually, but made no difference.

Ian