If you've ever poked around in the Windows Registry on a multi-user machine you may have noticed that user settings are stored against an SID such as S-1-5-21-2827067247-3228746870-1612205067-500.
Often it's useful to be able to match an SID up to a user name and here's how:
1) Open a command prompt.
2) Type: wmic useraccount get name,sid
3) Press enter
You'll then see a list such as the following, giving you the user name and the associated SID:
Name SID
Administrator S-1-5-21-2827067247-3228746870-1612205067-500
Guest S-1-5-21-2827067247-3228746870-1612205067-501
HomeGroupUser$ S-1-5-21-2827067247-3228746870-1612205067-1002
Martin S-1-5-21-2827067247-3228746870-1612205067-1000
Simples!
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