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# “You currently have only one user with Access Management privileges” error in Patch My PC Cloud

*Applies to: Patch My PC Cloud*

### SYMPTOMS

Why do I see the following message at the top of my screen when signing into the Patch My PC (PMPC) Cloud portal?

**You currently have only one user with Access Management privileges. To prevent access issues please add a second user with Access Management privileges.**

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### CAUSE

This problem occurs because, as the message states, your environment only has a single user configured with Access Management privileges.

If, for some reason, this person leaves or forgets their password, you will be unable to access your environment.

### RESOLUTION

To resolve this issue, click **Fix Access** and follow the [Add Users](/patch-my-pc-cloud/manage/settings/users/add-user.md) process.

This message will disappear once you have at least two users with Access Management privileges.


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