Hi All,
While working with SharePoint 2010 and windows liveID Integration. We need to create a new web application in Central Administration for that Integration. But When I want to create all the icons are disabled. After some help from superiors I solved it. Every time we must run our browser in “Administrator Mode”.
So In win 7 if you want to run you apps with admin privileges you need to do this:
All shortcuts in Windows 7 have a special property that you can set that will allow the application to run as Administrator.
To set this property, just right-click on any shortcut, and click the Advanced button on the Shortcut page to get to the Advanced Properties dialog.
You’ll see a dialog with a checkbox for “Run as administrator”.
Also you need to change settings in IE.
Go To
Tools->Internet Options->Security
then Select Local Intranet .
Check all the three options and remove check from “Automatically detect Intranet network”.
From now on, the application will always run as administrator if you use the shortcut to launch it
Reference: Click Here
So another problem is we cannot delete the web application sometimes. To do that:
Step 1: Need to enable spAdminv4 service.
Step 2: Run Comand and type
SC CONFIG SPAdminV4 start= auto
SC START SPAdminV4
Step 3: Then Open Sharepoint PowerShell and Type:
Remove-SPWebApplication -Identity http://sitename -DeleteIISSite -RemoveContentDatabase
You are done !!
Reference: SharePoint Administration service is disabled (SharePoint 2010 Products)
Thanks Bharath Radhekrishna. It solved my problem but still new web application button disabled in central admin when we use Fire Fox but it is working in IE9.
Regards.
Waqar Janjua
While using SP central administration always open in IE no others recommended for best results but the sites can be seen on any browser.
Muchas gracias!
Thanks a lot! Finally it worked for me.
Thanks a lot,finally woked for IE
if you still not able to do it, pls try to follow this, because we do need to clean up those content db in SharePoint configuration db
Ran the commands:
$DB = Get-spdatabase -id “contentDB ID”
$DB
$DB.delete()
Resolution
$orphanedDB = Get-SPDatabase | where{$_.Name -eq “MyContentDatabase”}
$orphanedDB.Delete()