Verify that OAuth is configured correctly for the Machine Translation Service application proxy in SharePoint 2013

So I have just installed SharePoint 2013 SP1 and the Health Analyzer showed up this error.

Resolution: Ensure that every Web application with a Machine Translation Service application proxy has a connection to a User Profile service application and an App Management service application, and is in claims-based authentication mode.

• Verify that the user account that is performing this procedure is a member of the Farm Administrators group.
• On the Central Administration website, click Application Management.
• On the Application Management page, in the Service Applications section, click Configure service application associations.
• In the Application Proxy Group column, click the proxy group for the Web application or service application that you want to configure. Usually it is the default Application Proxy Group.
• Select the User Profile Service Application Proxy check box and the App Management Service Application Proxy check box.
• Go back to the Central Administration Home page. In the Application Management section, click Manage web applications.
• Click the Web application you want to configure, and then click the Authentication Providers button on the ribbon.
• Ensure that the Membership Provider Name for the Default zone is Claims Based Authentication. If not, you have to migrate the Web applications from classic mode to claims-based authentication. For more information, see Migrate from classic-mode to claims-based authentication in SharePoint 2013.

The Machine Translation Service is not running when it should be running (SharePoint 2013)

So I just installed SharePoint 2013 SP1 and got this error, here is how to solve this.

• Verify that the user account that is performing this procedure is a member of the Farm Administrators group.
• On the Central Administration website, click Monitoring.
• On the Job Definitions page, in the list of timer jobs, click Machine Translation Service Timer Job.
• On the Edit Timer Job page, in the Recurring Schedule section, specify when you want the timer job to run, and then click Enable.

Grant local admin rights on Windows Server 2012

Running your SharePoint development environment as a domain user is pretty much a requirement. But running a SharePoint development environment without being local administrator is also a pain.

To grant your domain user the appropriate rights for being a local admin and being able to run everything as administrator without specifically asking to “Run as administrator” you have to do the following.

Add domain account to the local administrators group with the following command line (must be run as a local admin): net local group administrators /add domain\user

Run gpedit.msc and go to Windows Settings > Security Settings > Security Options and set the User Account Control policies as show on the image.

On earlier versions of windows you could go to the control panel and the users account and modify the UAC settings from there, which would effectively make you run everything as administrator without the need to use run as administrator, but this doesn't work on windows 8 or windows server 2012, not that option just removes the prompt of whether or not you are sure you want to run as an administrator.