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"HR is registered" warning message when using the Class ID field in Payroll in Microsoft Dynamics GP

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Symptoms

When you set up a new employee in Payroll and populate the Class ID field, you receive the following warning message:

HR is registered.  Please make changes in HR.  If you save these changes in Payroll, HR will not be updated.  Do you want to continue?

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Cause

You will this receive warning message if you are using classes in the Employee Maintenance window. The message indicates that you should start the process on the Human Resources (HR) side versus Payroll. The Class ID field is mainly a Payroll feature. The message indicates that you should not be assigning deductions/benefits using the class method when you have HR installed. Deductions/benefits should be set up in Human Resources first, so they can roll to Payroll. If you are assigning deductions in the Class ID, it is warning you that the HR side will not be updated. This is a warning message and cannot be turned off.

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Resolution

If you are using HR, and want to assign benefits/deductions using the Class ID method on the Payroll side, then unfortunately we cannot turn off this warning message. 

f you are not using HR at this time, then follow the appropriate method below:


Resolution 1: If you are not using HR, click Tools on the Microsoft Dynamics GP menu, point to Setup, point to System, and then click Registration. Scroll down and unmark Human Resources Management.


Resolution 2: If you are not using HR, then go to Add/Remove Programs (or Programs and Features) in the Control Panel, and uninstall Human Resources Management from Microsoft Dynamics GP.



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Article Info
Article ID : 2636801
Revision : 1
Created on : 1/7/2017
Published on : 10/31/2011
Exists online : False
Views : 164